T-mobile change in T&C

DarkConvict

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/phones/2009/09/t-mobile-to-more-than-double-overseas-mobile-costs?utm_source=forum&utm_medium=sidebar&utm_campaign=box

An official MSE article now.

thedalmeny

Well my case has been stuck off..

I have spoken to the court and am filing for it to be set aside. And will submit a much more in depth case.

Unfortunately - as with allot of bank charge cases.. They normally strike off things which have been claimed for using Money Claim Online.. As you've only got a small area in which you explain your claim, so they'll often strike it off if requested and make you submit an N244 form and have a sit down with a judge.

On the plus side - If you do this and the judge agrees to let the case go forward.. The defendant normally backs down. Is with the case with most of the banks, as it basically says.. “Yerps, this person has a case”.

Plus thanks to more research and people on here, i’ve got allot more evidence in my favour than i thought i would.

Court has said that once i submit the N244 this week it'll be no more than 6 weeks before i have a sit down with a judge. Probabley allot earlier, but gave me worst case scenario on waiting.. I'll let ya know..

rev_henry

thedalmeny wrote: »

Well my case has been stuck off..

I have spoken to the court and am filing for it to be set aside. And will submit a much more in depth case.

Unfortunately - as with allot of bank charge cases.. They normally strike off things which have been claimed for using Money Claim Online.. As you've only got a small area in which you explain your claim, so they'll often strike it off if requested and make you submit an N244 form and have a sit down with a judge.

On the plus side - If you do this and the judge agrees to let the case go forward.. The defendant normally backs down. Is with the case with most of the banks, as it basically says.. “Yerps, this person has a case”.

Plus thanks to more research and people on here, i’ve got allot more evidence in my favour than i thought i would.

Court has said that once i submit the N244 this week it'll be no more than 6 weeks before i have a sit down with a judge. Probabley allot earlier, but gave me worst case scenario on waiting.. I'll let ya know..

What a palaver just to get a day in court. T-Mobile will be so annoyed when they lose lol, after all their timewasting tactics.

Edgar_Prates

that is why I have not cancel my t-mobile at the end cause all the money / time is being spent due to wife father in hospital. At the end of the day health of a person is more important than money.

rev_henry

Edgar_Prates wrote: »

that is why I have not cancel my t-mobile at the end cause all the money / time is being spent due to wife father in hospital. At the end of the day health of a person is more important than money.

This is true. But if you have the time then why not, if only for the principle?

Andyblizz

Any updates on this guys

musical_norwich

I won. I'll update you all when I have received my promised cheque!

rev_henry

musical_norwich wrote: »

I won. I'll update you all when I have received my promised cheque!

Well done! When did you start court proceedings?

musical_norwich

I received a cheque from T-mobile for £430 today together with my PAC. I'll try to upload the relevant bits of my witness statement tomorrow. My arguments, and awareness of the incoherent arguments likely to be put forward by T-mobile will, I hope, help some of you. The process took six months. Most of that time was waiting for the wheels of justice.

rev_henry

musical_norwich wrote: »

I received a cheque from T-mobile for £430 today together with my PAC. I'll try to upload the relevant bits of my witness statement tomorrow. My arguments, and awareness of the incoherent arguments likely to be put forward by T-mobile will, I hope, help some of you. The process took six months. Most of that time was waiting for the wheels of justice.

You have the patience of a saint. Thanks, that would be much appreciated. So, if they've sent you a cheque, does that mean you paid the early termination fee then sued them for it back? I'd kinda given up on this now, just didn't bother to reply to their second letter of nonsense excuses, but I guess there's no reason I can't just start MCOL.