Originally Posted by Lidtop2013:
“What's the point of signing a contract if they can change it? Defeats the object doesn't it? May aswell not call it a "contract". Pay as you go and "you will pay a fixed price and have fixed t&c's until we say so"”
“What's the point of signing a contract if they can change it? Defeats the object doesn't it? May aswell not call it a "contract". Pay as you go and "you will pay a fixed price and have fixed t&c's until we say so"”
It works both ways. That's the point of the minimum term - you can't leave without paying termination fees, and they agree not to drastically change the terms (and if they do, you can terminate without penalty).
The contract that you signed or agreed to allows them to do what they want once the minimum term is up, just as you can do whatever you want, and if both you and the network want to continue with things as they are then that's fine. The point is that for the initial 12/18/24 months you do at least get some stability. You won't get that on PAYG.
It would be unreasonable to expect them to continue with a plan that may be unprofitable or unsustainable. At least 3 are waiting for contracts to be up before telling you to move to a new plan. Mine was up 3 months ago and I still haven't been contacted.



