Mobile Contract Verbally Binding?

yusuo

Now I believe the CCA (consumer credit act) doesn't cover services but the fact that a phone was provided on a credit basis along with the service that would mean it falls under the realm of the CCA

mynameistallulah

yusuo wrote: »

Now I believe the CCA (consumer credit act) doesn't cover services but the fact that a phone was provided on a credit basis along with the service that would mean it falls under the realm of the CCA

Which still does not help your case ...

yusuo

mynameistallulah wrote: »

You would have received some paperwork with the phone, that was the "in writing" stuff. You do not have to sign anything for it to be binding, as said repeatedly you have done that through conduct.

All I received with the phone was an order receipt

mynameistallulah

yusuo wrote: »

All I received with the phone was an order receipt

So the order stated what you had purchased. You were already aware of the package you had agreed to. You then used your phone for "just under a year". Can you not see that you have zero chance of the contract being declared invalid?

Give it up - vodafone have done nothing wrong.

yusuo

Fair enough everything I've considered may not help my case, please can anyone provide me with information that may help my case

mynameistallulah

yusuo wrote: »

Fair enough everything I've considered may not help my case, please can anyone provide me with information that may help my case

What kind of information do you need, with the knowledge that you cannot get out of your contract?

yusuo

mynameistallulah wrote: »

So the order stated what you had purchased. You were already aware of the package you had agreed to. You then used your phone for "just under a year". Can you not see that you have zero chance of the contract being declared invalid?

Give it up - vodafone have done nothing wrong.

I cannot see that, the piece of paper I got within the package is the same as if i had bought something off a small buisness on ebay, it was just confirmation of what was in the package

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1 x mobile phone
1 x simcard

total : £0.00

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Thats basically all that came with the package

mynameistallulah

This is getting boring. You are in a contract with them, you are not going to get out of it, accept it. What other help do you need?

Looksguywalker

yusuo wrote: »

I cannot see that, the piece of paper I got within the package is the same as if i had bought something off a small buisness on ebay, it was just confirmation of what was in the package

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1 x mobile phone
1 x simcard

total : £0.00

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Thats basically all that came with the package

That's one amazing phone...works for 11 months without a charger.

wealdroam

yusuo wrote: »

Still an avoidance of the question at hand, am I legally bound to the t+c's although I was never made aware I was until yesterday

Excuse me!

Please point out exactly where you asked the question that you say I avoided?