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Leaving Vodafone when not in contract
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You'll pay from the day you give notice for the next 30 days, after which you'll be cut off and get a final bill. Full bill in advance, credit afterwards IF you don't exceeed your pro-rata bundle.
Nothing to do with the billing period and you can't escape 30 day's notice (though can leave sooner by requesting a PAC and exercising that within 30 days - NOT both - but still be charged for 30 more days. You might avoid the 30 days' notice by so-called "upgrading" to a new contract - something I've never done and almost certainly will never do
Your understanding is further flawed; you ARE in contract, just (presumably) beyond it's minimum term.0 -
Yes I am in contract, it's a rolling month to month but my question still stood. If it would be pro-rata based on when I tell them I'm off. You addressed that too anyway, I just need to let them know then move near the end of the 30 day.0
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If I leave Vodafone when I'm not in contract, will I pay pro-rata what I've used during that billing period? So if my contract is £31 per month and I've used it for 12 days I have a £12 bill?0
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