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is it possible.....
postingalwaysposting
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in Mobiles
...to cancel/pay for the remander of your contract? my new one started august last year and i never ever use my phone, this is costing me £30 a month (supposely lowest tarriff) and i could really do without paying this
any ideas...
when i contact the provider they say - you are on the lowest tariff and thats all we can do, when i ask about canceling my contract they change the subject or hang up :mad: !
when i contact the provider they say - you are on the lowest tariff and thats all we can do, when i ask about canceling my contract they change the subject or hang up :mad: !
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Basically, they will charge you what is remaining on the contract...for example, it your 9 months into the contract @ £30.00 a month you would need to pay the outstanding contract amount of £90.00.
Who do you have the phone contract with? £30.00 PM seems a tad high for the lowest tarif available...or are you in a contract where you cannot change for 6 - 9 months?Welcome, rogerramjet.
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i have my contract with orange, no they didnt say anything about not changing contract although everytime i speak to someone they say i am on the lowest - i think not too, heres a break down of my bill -
yp120 direct: 120 inclusive minutes: £21.28
250 text: 250 inclusive text messages: £0.00
charges excluding vat: £23.44
vat @ 17.5%: £4.10
other charges (orange care): £5.00
Total: £32.540 -
on orange you should be able to change tariff after 6 montsh.
you certainly can stop the orange care which at least saves you £50 -
postingalwaysposting wrote:i have my contract with orange, no they didnt say anything about not changing contract although everytime i speak to someone they say i am on the lowest - i think not too, heres a break down of my bill -
yp120 direct: 120 inclusive minutes: £21.28
250 text: 250 inclusive text messages: £0.00
charges excluding vat: £23.44
vat @ 17.5%: £4.10
other charges (orange care): £5.00
Total: £32.54
Ask Orange to transfer you to their OVP (Orange Value Promise} tariff. Choose one of the following:
£14 Vodafone Business - 0 minutes included
£15 Vodafone Anytime 30 - 30 minutes included
£16 T Mobile Relax 25 - 25 minutes included
£16 O2 25 - 25 minutes included
Here is a link to Oranges OVP detail:
http://www.orange.co.uk/service_plans/paymonthly/ovp.html0 -
Steve_xx wrote:Ask Orange to transfer you to their OVP (Orange Value Promise} tariff. Choose one of the following:
£14 Vodafone Business - 0 minutes included
£15 Vodafone Anytime 30 - 30 minutes included
£16 T Mobile Relax 25 - 25 minutes included
£16 O2 25 - 25 minutes included
Here is a link to Oranges OVP detail:
http://www.orange.co.uk/service_plans/paymonthly/ovp.html
Awesome advice there!
Don't forget to cut out the orange care, it's an unecessary premium.
Also, have you contemplated selling the phone you don't use on eBay?
[fonefather] - If you would like free independent advice about phones feel free to message me. :j0 -
Don't Orange offer a data only plan for £10/mth, and I think Vodafone do one for £5/mth.
Cancel the Orange care
Saving £25 per month0 -
Andy_Harris wrote:Don't Orange offer a data only plan for £10/mth, and I think Vodafone do one for £5/mth.
Cancel the Orange care
Saving £25 per month
The Data plan is no longer available from Orange.0 -
i am hopefully (fingers crossed) going to phone them on monday, thanks steve hopefully i will get a better deal
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i just read the terms and conditions on the site, if i change tafiffs will i be entering a new 12 month contract?0
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postingalwaysposting wrote:i just read the terms and conditions on the site, if i change tafiffs will i be entering a new 12 month contract?
If you take up an upgrade offer and get a new phone from them, then yes, you will be entering a new 12 month contract - but not if you just want to downgrade your tariff (after 6 months) until your contract expires.0
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