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Cancelling Vodafone Contract
Hi all 
I'm about 5 months into an 18 month contract with Vodafone and am finding am not using the phone as much as i thought i would.
Just wondered if you try and cancel , are there loads of charges and penalties and how do you actually cancel the contract.
Just wondered if anyone knew. thanks
I'm about 5 months into an 18 month contract with Vodafone and am finding am not using the phone as much as i thought i would.
Just wondered if you try and cancel , are there loads of charges and penalties and how do you actually cancel the contract.
Just wondered if anyone knew. thanks
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Yes, but you will have to pay an early termination fee. Normally a multiple of the monthly tarriff and the number of months left. Sorry
In your case 13 x £x = Early termination charge.Best Regards
zppp 0 -
Yeah, you will be looking at roughly price per month * 13 (remaining months).
Basically it is not worth cancelling you might as well carry on using it, you could always ask if you could drop a tariff. Although usually you need to serve 9/12 months before they let you.
This is the point of a contract you are locked in, you get a better deal on contracts than 30 day rolling deals as you are locked into the price.Although no trees were harmed during the creation of this post, a large number of electrons were greatly inconvenienced.
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Can you transfer the contract to someone else?0
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