EE/Tmobile/Orange change in terms and conditions. Can I cancel?

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• qasdfdsaq Posts: 3,350

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  10/03/14 - 20:16 #2

  Depends on what the change is.

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• Thine Wonk Posts: 17,190

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  10/03/14 - 20:20 #3

  It depends if the change is going to have a significant impact on your service or how you use the service. If it is a minor change that barely impact you then no.
  
  You can reject the change if it is going to have a significant impact and then they can choose to honour the existing agreement or let you exit, as I say only if it has a significant impact on you though.

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• sethpet Posts: 497

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  10/03/14 - 21:23 #4

  might help if you told us what the change is

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• jammie82uk Posts: 264

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  10/03/14 - 22:31 #5

  this has been discussed on here before but to make it simple nope you can't cancel your contract
  
  the link to the changes if anybody is interested
  
  http://help.ee.co.uk/system/selfservice.controller?ARTICLE_ID=3596937&CONFIGURATION=1016&PARTITION_ID=1&TIMEZONE_OFFSET=null&segment=consumer&isSecure=false&CMD=VIEW_ARTICLE&WT.mc_id=ON_MEC_A_AffWin_Skimbit&WT.tsrc=Affiliate

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• Synthetic42 Posts: 1,690

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  10/03/14 - 22:54 #6

  This thread might be of interest to you.
  
  http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=4888862
  
  Basically EE are fighting it but there's a few people there who *sound* like they know what they're talking about saying otherwise, if you're desperate to get out your contract then there's nothing to lose by giving it a go.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 91

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  27/03/14 - 02:01 #7

  CuBz90 wrote: »

  EE are making a change to their terms and conditions on March 26th.
  
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  Strange that their new terms and conditions came into affect on the 26th of Match and on that exact date the T-Mobile website closed down.

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