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    Telecoms firms must let phone and broadband customers leave FOR FREE if they hike prices

    This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 3rd January 2013 20:55.

    Telecoms firms that hike prices on telephone, mobile or broadband services will have to let mid-contract customers leave without charge under new...

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    Re: Telecoms firms must let phone and broadband customers leave FOR FREE if they hike prices

    I am currently fighting this with vodafone, currently with FPC at £2,746.00. I disputed it with Vodafone in October 2012 on principle and they laughed in my face so I sent them a tonne of letter recorded delivery disputing lots of stuff. Then Ofcom took it on so I've sent new letters pointing out Ofcom are due to make a judgement in June.

    Have sent all this to FPC as well. If I win the complaint, minus the early termination fee's that £2,746.00 becomes a payable £119.00.

    Now for some expert advise, if ofcom do rule in my favour and I am allowed to leave for free. Do Vodafone have to remove the default on my account?

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      Re: Telecoms firms must let phone and broadband customers leave FOR FREE if they hike prices

      The reason I ask if they have to remove the default is, I only went into default because of the dispute, had their been no dispute it wouldn't have defaulted.

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