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Vodafone price rise
forever.insane
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Hi,
So Vodafone have emailed me to tell me that their raising the price of my broadband and I'm free to leave, only 3 months into my contract.
TalkTalk are offering a good price and cashback which I want to go with. Can I just sign up online with TT and have them cancel my Vodafone contract or do I need to phone Vodafone myself and tell them I'm leaving first? The email said to call them but I don't know if this is a requirement. Thank you.
Side note, I left talktalk for Vodafone for a £100 Amazon voucher. My VF deal is (was) £22 month. So 3 months is £66. I would have made a profit if I leave :rotfl:
Edit: thought this was the broadband area, I realise it isn't. My mistake.
So Vodafone have emailed me to tell me that their raising the price of my broadband and I'm free to leave, only 3 months into my contract.
TalkTalk are offering a good price and cashback which I want to go with. Can I just sign up online with TT and have them cancel my Vodafone contract or do I need to phone Vodafone myself and tell them I'm leaving first? The email said to call them but I don't know if this is a requirement. Thank you.
Side note, I left talktalk for Vodafone for a £100 Amazon voucher. My VF deal is (was) £22 month. So 3 months is £66. I would have made a profit if I leave :rotfl:
Edit: thought this was the broadband area, I realise it isn't. My mistake.
Thought for the day: each generation of mankind tends to hug the illusion of having reached the culmination of human achievement. Yet, as we scoff at our groping ancestors, so our descendants will surely scoff at us.
-C.F Harriss - Worthing at War - August 17 1941
-C.F Harriss - Worthing at War - August 17 1941
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If you want to leave penalty free you need to call them .Otherwise you will be billed the full term .0
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If you want to leave penalty free you need to call them .Otherwise you will be billed the full term .
I don't know I sent them a message on Twitter and they confirmed I can just switch online, penalty free.
Thought for the day: each generation of mankind tends to hug the illusion of having reached the culmination of human achievement. Yet, as we scoff at our groping ancestors, so our descendants will surely scoff at us.
-C.F Harriss - Worthing at War - August 17 19410 -
i would still contact them and ask them for written confirmationAn answer isn't spam just because you don't like it......0
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