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Mike_T
I want to cancel my contract on my mobile number xxxxxxxxxxx with immediate effect.
[Mod edit: Please do not share personal details as your posts are visible to the public. Thanks!]
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on 14-01-2018 21:40
@Anonymous you need to contact customer services to do this on 202
Please also remove your number as the forum is public.
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on 14-01-2018 21:40
@Anonymous you need to contact customer services to do this on 202
Please also remove your number as the forum is public.
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on 14-01-2018 21:46
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on 14-01-2018 21:46
It can't be done with immediate effect @Anonymous You need to read the link given above and understand about possible fees.
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14-01-2018 22:21 - edited 14-01-2018 22:22
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on 15-01-2018 00:49
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on 15-01-2018 00:49
@Bambino wrote:It does amaze me sometimes that people think they can just post a statement, totally oblivious to the fact that they have a contract they are obliged to take care of, and that it isn't something they can just walk away from simply by posting on here.
That's because people don't read the T&Cs before signing a contract. It's not just O2 either. I've seen it with John Lewis, Waitrose, M&S, Amazon etc etc. Everybody's in a hurry these days: they rush into a contract and then expect to rush out of that contract before completing the terms and conditions of said contract.
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on 15-01-2018 01:38
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on 15-01-2018 01:38
Exactly that @Glory1 and @Bambino, it's really amazing how many people don't read them until it's time to get out of a contract they can't afford or all their friends are on much better tariffs at lower costs. Even then I many seem to think they can change straightaway by just giving a days notice and going with a new network tomorrow.. I'm not saying this is the reason the OP has decided he needs to end the contract today......😉
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on 15-01-2018 07:24
Also, I hope @Anonymous comes back to read these comments. It's quite apparent from his one and only post that he/she thinks they are talking to customer services instead of a community forum...:smileysad:
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on 15-01-2018 08:49
Please select the post that helped you best and mark as the solution. This helps other members in resolving their issues faster. Thank you.
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