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Cancelling a Sim only contract
Most networks are offering month-to-month sim only contracts.
Has anyone cancelled one of these? I am curious to know if the networks offer any incentives to stay, as they try to do when you cancel a regular contract. |
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Most networks are offering month-to-month sim only contracts.
Has anyone cancelled one of these? I am curious to know if the networks offer any incentives to stay, as they try to do when you cancel a regular contract. |
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Same here, just cancelled my Virgin 300 +300.
Over to T-mobile 350 mins, 650 texts £15. Virgin just said ok thanks we will disconnect you in 7 days |
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i wouldnt think they can really offer you too much. They give a lot of allowances on them anyway plus they could potentially be upping your allowances every month if you said you were quitting each time.
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i wouldnt think they can really offer you too much. They give a lot of allowances on them anyway plus they could potentially be upping your allowances every month if you said you were quitting each time.
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Cancelled my O2 Simplicity 15 contract today. Still tried to offer me a discount and more minutes & texts, but said no thanks as my reason for cancelling was poor reception and non-existent 3G coverage where I live. PAC code on its way.
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