Mobile Phone Contracts

[stfcinbmth]

Other half has just had a text from Vodafone saying her line rental is going up. Presume they can change the terms and conditions when it suits them? Buried in the small print somewhere?

So by the same token if they change the terms and conditions and you don't happen to agree with them can you cancel the contract? Presume not

[Lash_sumthin]

Yes. Maybe (no) +10% or of material detriment

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/phones/2012/10/vodafone-to-raise-pay-monthly-prices

[stfcinbmth]

Thanks Lash

To add insult to injury the Blackberry Curve they supplied as part of said contract is shagged, trackpad has gone

[Ginginho]

How much does she pay a month mate?
I'm with Vodafone, I pay £15 a month and had a text saying the price is going up from 1st November.
I checked their website and it's going to be £15.30 a month, so not exactly extortion

[stfcinbmth]

How much does she pay a month mate?
I'm with Vodafone, I pay £15 a month and had a text saying the price is going up from 1st November.
I checked their website and it's going to be £15.30 a month, so not exactly extortion

She pays £25, whilst I agree it won't be much of a rise but coupled with the fact the phone is U/S, it's more the principle of the thing. You sign a contract at an agreed price

[Iffy's Onion Bhaji]

My contract runs out at the start of December and I can't wait to go back to PAYG. I'm sick of being tied down to contracts all the time. Just going to keep my current phone. I no longer use it as much now I have a tablet PC so there's no point in upgrading to a new handset.

[Batch]

You sign a contract at an agreed price

Its one of those things that seems implausible to be legal, but it is. Like a reoccurring subscription charge being made against an expired debit card.

[stfcinbmth]

Should be illegal Batch

[jonny72]

You sign a contract at an agreed price.

No you don't. You sign a contract with agreed terms, which include price and other things such as the ability to terminate and for the price to be altered under certain conditions. If you don't like it don't sign it.

I take it you are also against getting a pay rise, on the basis your employer should keep paying you the same as was written in your employment contract?

[stfcinbmth]

No you don't. You sign a contract with agreed terms, which include price and other things such as the ability to terminate and for the price to be altered under certain conditions. If you don't like it don't sign it.

I take it you are also against getting a pay rise, on the basis your employer should keep paying you the same as was written in your employment contract?

I didn't sign it, she did but I'm expecting a text soon

Pay rise, what are they? Already on a pay cut of 5%. Just been told this week I'm in the pot for redundancy yet again, but of course I'm pleased with your input

Just to add, should I be one of the ones hanging on I shall be losing my shift allowance of 20%

[otanswell]

You can get the phone fixed under warranty mate. I work for them, the prices are only going up in line with the retail price index

[stfcinbmth]

You can get the phone fixed under warranty mate. I work for them, the prices are only going up in line with the retail price index

I was thinking along the lines of not fit for purpose, replacement, very common fault with the Curve 9300 apparently