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Joined: Apr 2010
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Smartchild
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Smartchild
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I have one of these on a 24 month contract and pay about £16 a month for 15GByte allowance
Rang the chaps up today to ask when my contract ends (middle of September)
The point is that I am out the country for the next three or four months. and so I did not wish to renew my contract
Total pain to try and sort out, apparently I can not cancel my contract for at least two weeks at the earliest!
Tried telling them that I was not cancelling the contract, but just did not want them to automatically renew it.
You have to give them months notice to end?
so a note going on the calander
Nomad
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Wiki Master
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I would like to think you can give as much notice as you want. Providing its with at least 30 days warning.
Its a joke and i would love someone to dig into it and find that under x y z you can give as much notice as you wish.
Im convinced that half the time they make it up.
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Smartchild
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Smartchild
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pay off your contract that's owing in full now and then cancel your direct debit . simple as that .you will owe nothing to them
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Smartchild
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Smartchild
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they charge you extra for cancelling early
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