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Cancelling Vodafone
Having now got myself an iphone on O2 (a network that actually seems to work!), I now need to cancel my Vodafone contract.
A quick Google seatch for the number reveals you have to put it in writing these days? Is this the case? The address I found was: Vodafone Disconnection Department Vodafone Ltd PO Box 549 Banbury Oxon OX17 3ZJ |
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From vodafones website
If you want to end your contract, please write to us giving one calendar months notice. In the letter you will need to give the following information : the account name, and number the invoice address the mobile number to be terminated the date of termination the name of the account owner / administrator specify if you need a PAC (Porting Authorisation Code) if the account has a password, please quote this in the letter. Send your letter to: Vodafone Limited PO Box 932 DONCASTER DN4 5XW http://help.vodafone.co.uk/system/se...PIC_INDEX=null |
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Thanks for that - didn't come up on Google at all and you've saved me a phone call!
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Tis ok
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When I phoned them for a PAC code they said that once O2 carry out the move they will bill me for what I owe and close account. This was confirmed in the PAC letter that I received from them.
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Instead of going to all tha the hassle of writing etc, just pic up a free sim from somewhere, ask vodafone for your pac code and port that number over to the old sim, the contract will end the minute the switch over takes place and they will bill you for whatever you owe them up to that point. Far cheaper and quicker than giving 30 days notice etc.
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Instead of going to all tha the hassle of writing etc, just pic up a free sim from somewhere, ask vodafone for your pac code and port that number over to the old sim, the contract will end the minute the switch over takes place and they will bill you for whatever you owe them up to that point. Far cheaper and quicker than giving 30 days notice etc.
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or port it to your new phone, thats what i do so i keep my number and cancel my old contract easy!
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Yeah thats really the idea, but the op said he'd already got his new phone etc, so guessed he wasnt worried about keeping the number.
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