mobile phone charges gone up :S

ZhugeEX

dealer_wins wrote: »

Ovivo could announce a 100% increase to their tariff, but it would still cost £0 per month for 150 mins 150 texts and 400 mb data. Get transferring!!

Or they could reduce the minutes and texts allowance. Like they already did.

gjchester

simax wrote: »

Who'd want to be on Tesco though??

Money savers possibly,,,

I spend a tenner a month with them on a sim only that's £15 or more on the other networks, they use o2's network, snd they have a UK call centre.

The offerings pretty good, and I've no brand snobbery so it works for me.

Kerria

willywinky wrote: »

Hello, I received a letter this morning from my network provider telling me my bill will go up 0.51 to £16.51 (it's currently £15.49, so not entirely sure how they worked that out, ha ha!!). I was just wondering if I entered a contract for a certain price, surely I should pay that price until the end of the contract and THEN pay the new price?? It's probably hidden somewhere in the extensive T's & C's, but is there anyway to get out of it? It seems a little unfair.

I've had the same letter from T Mobile with the same dodgy maths too!

DonnyDave

In response to the recent consultation, Three said that it believes that consumers should be allowed to walk away if the price goes up mid-contract.

starkey

The reason the figures do not appear to add up, is because if you look at your bills online you were given a 50p per month recurring discount when you took out your contract.