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Vodafone Deals
I signed up for Vodafone in November and now their offering Unlimited calls and Unlimited texts for £40 per month but its only new connections.
I feel ripped off by this and think that since i've always paid my bills on time that i should be entitled to change to that package. Whats your opinion on this? |
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I don't think you should be allowed to change no. you signed a contract. you signed up to your deal for a period of time not a period of time or until something better came along.
you are required to pay your bills on time, you don't get bonus points for doing this. as it happens though, they'll probably let you, so long as you take out a new contract from then. |
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The thing is though I have Virgin Media services and they let you downgrade or upgrade during your contract you just have to keep the services for 12 months. Thats what annoys me really and the fact that I cant downgrade till August (9 Months) when T-Mobile and 3 Mobile were 6 months.
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Join Date: Jul 2003
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Unlimited calls is only to other vodafones, its just a vodafone family group add on and not true unlimited calls. Its 500 anynet minutes on top of this.
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Originally Posted by StevenGray16
The thing is though I have Virgin Media services and they let you downgrade or upgrade during your contract you just have to keep the services for 12 months. Thats what annoys me really and the fact that I cant downgrade till August (9 Months) when T-Mobile and 3 Mobile were 6 months.
Its a bit rich to complain of being ripped off when YOU signed the contract and Vodafone have provided the service they promised. Next time do your homework first. (I am an ex Vodafone customer because I found them expensive, so I have no reason to defend them) |
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I never signed a contract though as they never sent me out anything in the post.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by StevenGray16
"I signed up for Vodafone"
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Originally Posted by flackers
Fatal mistake in the first place
![]() I might move back to T-Mobile or Virgin Mobile next May. |
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Quote:
Originally Posted by StevenGray16
I signed up for Vodafone in November and now their offering Unlimited calls and Unlimited texts for £40 per month but its only new connections.
I feel ripped off by this and think that since i've always paid my bills on time that i should be entitled to change to that package. Whats your opinion on this? unlimited calls and texts? are you sure? all for £40 a month? |
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Originally Posted by Waynester
Hi mate, what tariff is this your talking about?
unlimited calls and texts? are you sure? all for £40 a month? |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Norfolk
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Quote:
Originally Posted by StevenGray16
I signed up for Vodafone in November and now their offering Unlimited calls and Unlimited texts for £40 per month but its only new connections.
I feel ripped off by this and think that since i've always paid my bills on time that i should be entitled to change to that package. Whats your opinion on this? Not a bad deal though, and at time of writing, still on offer. |
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Originally Posted by AlarmsBloke
Unlimited between you and 3 other voda users, plus 500 mins to everyone else and unlimited texts. (Is it REALLY unlimited texts though, or is there a FUP in place?)
Not a bad deal though, and at time of writing, still on offer. |
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Stoke on Trent
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The unlimited offer is tied in with Vodafone Family. Full terms and conditions below
http://shop.vodafone.co.uk/index.cfm..._ref=shopmain1 |
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Quote:
Originally Posted by StevenGray16
I signed up for Vodafone in November and now their offering Unlimited calls and Unlimited texts for £40 per month but its only new connections.
I feel ripped off by this and think that since i've always paid my bills on time that i should be entitled to change to that package. Whats your opinion on this? What did you sign up to as you can add Vodafone family for £5 for you and 3 others or £7 for you and 5 others (to share unlimited calls with). This would not be considered a price plan downgrade it would just be you adding an additional product. |
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Originally Posted by zeozhane
What did you sign up to as you can add Vodafone family for £5 for you and 3 others or £7 for you and 5 others (to share unlimited calls with).
This would not be considered a price plan downgrade it would just be you adding an additional product. I would really only consider Vodaofne Passport if I was able to downgrade my plan first as i bascially have unlimited minutes as it is ![]() Most peopl I know are on T-Mobile so it doesnt help either. |
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