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VIRGIN MOBILE contract phone - new charges
I've bee in a 2 year contract with virgin mobile for the last 19 months.
This month they have decided to put my bill up.
When i phoned them they tell me it inflation (all mobile phone companies have raised there bills) and they sent me an email back in July. (which i have never seen).
Can they really charge more halfway through the contract?
or do i have the right to terminate it with 5 months to go.
Any advice please.
This month they have decided to put my bill up.
When i phoned them they tell me it inflation (all mobile phone companies have raised there bills) and they sent me an email back in July. (which i have never seen).
Can they really charge more halfway through the contract?
or do i have the right to terminate it with 5 months to go.
Any advice please.
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Comments
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All providers do this.
If they have not breached the T&C in any way then you can't cancel.
If they did fail to give you a notice then you do stand a chance to cancel, but don't expect that they will give in easily.0 -
It's not a fixed price contract, so they can raise prices at any time they like (the day after your contract commences, if they want).No free lunch, and no free laptop0
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