EXPIRED free 12 month contract from T-mobile

pinkcalculator

Hubby still can't get over his luck in getting this one, quidco tracked at £20 but probably will be declined not too worried though. He hadn't got a contract right now so very useful as we have an ee mast locally so no more hanging out the velux window looking for a signal. Reminder for PAC in diary for 11 months time

ohdearohdear

Woke up this morning to find to mobile has took £250.01 from my bank, I don't have any other contracts with them apart from this sim I got that was supposed to be free, it's not letting me log in to the account that I registered for some reason??? I've never used the sim it's still in the packet!!! Any one else had this?

pinkcalculator

I have seen that on other places but only a few people my hubby's just gone for the day but he will look later

ohdearohdear

Well I've just spoke to t mobile and they added the data roaming and international calls to the sim that's why I have been charged, contract now canceled and sim in the bin!!!

Direct debit also canceled just beware those of you who have took this offer and got the free sim.

pinkcalculator

But if you've not used the sim then you can't have used any of that sounds like a load of lies. The last is as commented about it was related to credit ratings but I can't remember much about it as its not my sim and hubby hasn't seen anything so far ominous on his account

imposter

Another warning here to keep an eye on your T-Mobile bills / bank accounts. I had £10.10 taken out of my bank account the other day. I logged in to check my online T-Mobile account and found I could no longer do so nor retrieve my password - they had stuffed it up completely (it didn't recognise my number, probably a glitch from it being a previous T-Mobile number that was transferred out and then in again). A call got them to clear my account.

I then queried the £10.10 charge which was showing as "SIM Only £8 - 12M". I told them my contract was free. They put me on hold for a few minutes then agreed - yes, it was free, so the charge was bogus (it had been coded as an "early cancellation fee", which is absolute rubbish.

This charge was reversed without any hassle - they did the right thing in the end. But keep an eye on your statements!