Want to leave T mobile

samperry209

Hi peeps..

Yes this old story again

Basically i want to get out my T mobile contract i stupidally got back in june 09 because

They charge for eveything and they keep cocking up my bills!

It finishes in Dec '10... I just want to leave these idiots and go back to O2 payg but they wont let me unless i pay the cancel charge?

Has anyone got out a contract with T mobile without paying?

Please help me im a 18 year old student that works as well as college

samperry209

Anyone?? please?

OneADay

Two months into a contract, unlikely unless you are one of those affected by roaming charges - in which case you would have had a text from t-mobile about that.

Thats the only ruse that people have used in the last couple of months with t-mobile changing roaming charges.

You could sell the mobile and cut your costs as an option - if its a decent mobile.

samperry209

OneADay wrote: »

Two months into a contract, unlikely unless you are one of those affected by roaming charges - in which case you would have had a text from t-mobile about that.

Thats the only ruse that people have used in the last couple of months with t-mobile changing roaming charges.

You could sell the mobile and cut your costs as an option - if its a decent mobile.

Ive got them down to 15 quid a month but i just want out completely

OneADay

samperry209 wrote: »

Ive got them down to 15 quid a month but i just want out completely

Well try the roaming charge plea - not sure if its still valid claim - say it affects you although they will know already if it does or does not - if you have not been abroad they will know it does not affect you.

You are then stuck in the contract to be honest. Default on payments and you risk a bad credit history and debit collectors.

What are these charges that t-mobile make that irk you so?

samperry209

OneADay wrote: »

Well try the roaming charge plea - not sure if its still valid claim - say it affects you although they will know already if it does or does not - if you have not been abroad they will know it does not affect you.

You are then stuck in the contract to be honest. Default on payments and you risk a bad credit history and debit collectors.

What are these charges that t-mobile make that irk you so?

Charging me to changing my tariff for example? charging me for not have a direct aka deadly debit!...

Thats the problem i have just paid debt collectors off for another thing and im worried that they will slap on alot of money for buying the debt..

I mean i could try the abroad thing but what shall i say??

OneADay

Sounds fair enough to me. Hang on you mean to say that t-mobile have already pulled you out of the water by buying you out of some previous debit?

Arent you being pretty ungrateful?

samperry209

OneADay wrote: »

Sounds fair enough to me. Hang on you mean to say that t-mobile have already pulled you out of the water by buying you out of some previous debit?

Arent you being pretty ungrateful?

Noo... Another debt i had with another separate company

T mobile have done nothing to do with that debt..

Completely separate..

OneADay

Without being rude, I have no sympathy for you (but you dont want my sympathy).

But for what its worth read this http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1706673&highlight=mobile+cancel

and see if you can find anything.

samperry209

Well Thanks... You sound as sympathetic as t mobile are with me at the moment..

talkalot

Not being funny but you were happy to take a new phone of T-Mobile a couple of months ago, now the newness has worn of you want out. How would you feel if you gave someone a expensive phone and said pay me for the next 18 months and after two they said they did not want to any more. T-Mobile have been fair in letting you drop your price plan down to £15.00 pm. From reading your posts it seems like you have a issue with managing money at the moment. instead of trying to find a way out of the contract why not see if you can earn a little bit of money some ware.