No mid contract price rises from Three but still no 4G

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• Everything Goes Posts: 12,972

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  24/01/14 - 21:56 #2

  Go join O2 and you will get 4G and mid contact price rises. :yawn:
  
  http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showthread.php?p=71005482#post71005482

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• Adam14 Posts: 2,607

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  24/01/14 - 21:57 #3

  What a total cheek!
  
  I can't believe them actually saying how much they support this ruling from OFCOM - when in fact it was them that hiked my contract mid way through!
  
  You couldn't make it up!

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• Three Posts: 1,160

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  24/01/14 - 21:57 #4

  Are they forgetting about this?

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• gary77 Posts: 977

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  24/01/14 - 21:57 #5

  If only this came in effect sooner i could of ditched T Mobile alot sooner!!

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• Three Posts: 1,160

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  24/01/14 - 22:02 #6

  gary77 wrote: »

  If only this came in effect sooner i could of ditched T Mobile alot sooner!!

  
  If this had came into affect sooner then you would not have been able to ditch T-Mobile any sooner. No mobile teleco would even dream about raising prices by a pound or two when they have double figure contracts at stake.

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• bikerlad Posts: 1,585

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  24/01/14 - 22:35 #7

  Be interesting to see what happens as soon as you're out of contract and something like The One Plan has gone up by £5.

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• Three Posts: 1,160

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  24/01/14 - 23:31 #8

  bikerlad wrote: »

  Be interesting to see what happens as soon as you're out of contract and something like The One Plan has gone up by £5.

  
  Nothing will happen.

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• jabbamk1 Posts: 8,942

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  24/01/14 - 23:54 #9

  It's good to see Three taking this approach.
  I believe Vodafone have stated something similar.

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• bikerlad Posts: 1,585

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  25/01/14 - 00:05 #10

  Three wrote: »

  Nothing will happen.

  
  So why don't they say that? All they say is it won't increase it in the minimum contract term. Where do you get your facts from?

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• enapace Posts: 4,303

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  25/01/14 - 00:27 #11

  Three and Vodafone agreed from when Ofcom announced it as far as I am aware. It was EE and O2 who said nothing.

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