on 14-10-2014 17:27
on 14-10-2014 17:27
Solved! Go to Solution.
on 14-10-2014 17:34
You need to keep trying 202 or send a cancellation letter.
on 14-10-2014 17:34
@Anonymous wrote:
My date for a months notice was yesterday , no live chat and no one answering the phones says 1 hour wait. Sent a text saying about ending my contract etc still,no,reply how do you get through ?
Apparently @Anonymous it is down to sheer perseverance and keep phoning....Evenings are a bad time I understand.
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 14-10-2014 17:34
on 14-10-2014 17:35
on 14-10-2014 17:35
on 14-10-2014 17:37
on 14-10-2014 17:37
If your date for giving a month's notice was yesterday, you've missed the boat. You'll now have to wait another month. You should try to call during off-peak times. Are you calling 202 from your mobile? Who did you send a text to? There's no facility to send a cancellation notice by text that I've ever heard of.
on 14-10-2014 17:39
on 14-10-2014 17:39
on 14-10-2014 17:40
on 14-10-2014 17:40
on 14-10-2014 17:40
@Anonymous wrote:
Bad service that is
Agreed
on 14-10-2014 17:41
on 14-10-2014 17:41
on 15-10-2014 08:32
@Bambino wrote:If your date for giving a month's notice was yesterday, you've missed the boat. You'll now have to wait another month. You should try to call during off-peak times. Are you calling 202 from your mobile? Who did you send a text to? There's no facility to send a cancellation notice by text that I've ever heard of.
Not technically true.....you can still request your 30 day cancellation at any time in the contract.
As line rental is always paid a month in advance and your bill date was yesterday, it would just mean another month's line rental which would be credited back the following month month minus any charges.
Basically, request your 30 days notice over the phone or via letter (NOT TEXT) ASAP. Just expect another couple of invoices afterwards with your advanced line rental, with the last being a credit.