16-07-2012 01:24
16-07-2012 01:24
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16-07-2012 01:47
You are kidding, right??
Whether you decide to buy another phone or not, you are legally bound to pay for the remainder of the length of the contract. This can be done simply by paying the monthly tariff as normal oy paying the lump sum ie. number of months remaining multiplied by your monthly tariff.
Do not cancel the direct debit or any other method you pay by.
All that will happen is that the debt will be passed on a collection agency and will be recorded on your credit file. This will affect you for years to come and you won't be able to get credit such as mortgages anywhere.
Do you have insurance? Sometimes a home policy or a bank account insures single personal items.
16-07-2012 01:47
You are kidding, right??
Whether you decide to buy another phone or not, you are legally bound to pay for the remainder of the length of the contract. This can be done simply by paying the monthly tariff as normal oy paying the lump sum ie. number of months remaining multiplied by your monthly tariff.
Do not cancel the direct debit or any other method you pay by.
All that will happen is that the debt will be passed on a collection agency and will be recorded on your credit file. This will affect you for years to come and you won't be able to get credit such as mortgages anywhere.
Do you have insurance? Sometimes a home policy or a bank account insures single personal items.
16-07-2012 10:43 - edited 16-07-2012 11:24
16-07-2012 10:43 - edited 16-07-2012 11:24
Excellent answer from jonsie, you can easily pick up a cheap handset and get O2 to send you a replacement sim, the handset you lost is not part of the contract, and the fact you've lost it does not affect your contract which still must be paid for.
Refusal to pay will be very painful, for you!
I'm surprised you're even asking this question, do you fully understand what "contract" means?
16-07-2012 11:02 - edited 16-07-2012 11:57
16-07-2012 11:02 - edited 16-07-2012 11:57
16-07-2012 12:05
16-07-2012 12:05
Good spot! The OP is either very naive or trying to be too clever for their own good.
16-07-2012 21:31
16-07-2012 21:38
16-07-2012 21:38
That isn't what was written, but you do get 14 days to change your mind if you don't like it.
16-07-2012 21:42
16-07-2012 21:42
You have 3 different posts in 3 threads.
1. You had the phone delivered but don't like it
2. You had the phone stolen
3. How can you get out of your contract without charges?
Don't know what to read into all that.
17-07-2012 21:28
17-07-2012 21:30
also i mentioned in both posts my phone was stolen want the CRN do you ?
@jonsie wrote:You have 3 different posts in 3 threads.
1. You had the phone delivered but don't like it
2. You had the phone stolen
3. How can you get out of your contract without charges?
Don't know what to read into all that.