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A Curb On Mid-Contract Price Increases....

Bambino
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Just been reading this on reddit, and looks like EE will be £1.50 per month after the initial 12mths and Vodafone will be £1.80 per month after the initial 12months .. 

These are just rumours....

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Got a bit excited until I read it was 17th Jan next year!

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For many people on lower priced tariffs both EE and Vodafone's proposals could see a bigger rise than under the present system

This is not O2 and we are all customers here similar to yourself and cannot answer account type queries.
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Yes @Enlli, I do not think that it was what the regulator had in mind. 

 

I suppose that the only advantage is that you know precisely what rises you will face when you sign your contract. I read a couple of days ago that all BT Broadband packages will have a £3.00 per month rise on each 1 April from next year. If inflation continues to fall, that is steep. 👍    

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