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O2 contract phone increasing

Nicky321
Nicky321 Posts: 1,426 Forumite
I took out a phone on a 24month O2 contract for £17.00/month in January 2014, today they have emailed me to say "with the current Retail Price Index (RPI) rate of inflation at 2.7%, the cost of everything is going up. As a result, we're adjusting the price of your tariff in line with RPI. This means when you get your March 2014 bill, it will be updated from £17.00 to £17.45.
You'll also see some changes to our other charges, such as for calls and texts if you go over your monthly allowance, international calls and MMS. To see what this means for you, go to o2.co.uk/prices."


Can they do this? I know its not a lot, but theres nothing to say they won't keep increasing their charges.

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