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Early closure of sim only contract
Hi, I have just been told I have to cough up £53 to cancel a sim only contract. Why?
Termination of these contracts does not incur a cost for the company if the phone is paid for so why is the customer given a hefty bill? Any mobile providers out there want to explain it to me?
Termination of these contracts does not incur a cost for the company if the phone is paid for so why is the customer given a hefty bill? Any mobile providers out there want to explain it to me?
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Hi, I have just been told I have to cough up £53 to cancel a sim only contract. Why?
Termination of these contracts does not incur a cost for the company if the phone is paid for so why is the customer given a hefty bill? Any mobile providers out there want to explain it to me?
What have you done for the network to cancel the sim ?
Have you asked why it's being cancelled ?0 -
Hi, I have just been told I have to cough up £53 to cancel a sim only contract. Why?
Termination of these contracts does not incur a cost for the company if the phone is paid for so why is the customer given a hefty bill? Any mobile providers out there want to explain it to me?
What contract did you sign?
If a 12 month contract, have you completed your minimum term?====0 -
Termination of these contracts does not incur a cost for the company if the phone is paid for so why is the customer given a hefty bill? Any mobile providers out there want to explain it to me?
I don't work for any mobile provider.0 -
There are plenty of 30 day sim not contracts.
You should have got one of them.0 -
"Why" didn't you read your obligations under the t&c when you agreed to them? You entered into the contract freely, on your head be it.0
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