I highly doubt this is possible though..
It depends on MR thou. They can be nice guy or nasty ass***. By right, once the service has been commission, you can take everything you have signed on the contract as fully enforceable and in the clause is the penalty and under what conditions can a subscribers terminate. The last time I read the various ISP contract terms.. nothing is said on giving user the rights to determine the conditions for no-penalty termination. Thus if you look at it from this angle, only and only the ISP has the rights to waive off any outstanding and potential cost incurred or lost due to the early termination of contract.
* This advice is not MR specific, it applies to all contracts, specifically ISP service contract. Sadly, the Singapore law does give a flying f**k on what end user thinks and basic consumer protection is very much next to nothing except for the very gray lemon law.
