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fat head 30-05-2008 07:38

Vodafone cancellation
 
I wrote a cancellation letter to Vodafone months ago and they sent me a PAC number. The direct debit was canceled automatically so I thought the contract was canceled successfully. But they still keep charging me and they said as I didn’t use the PAC, I still need to pay the line rental. Does that make sense? What should I do on this?

Nikesh 30-05-2008 09:45

Re: Vodafone cancellation
 
:welcome: to the forum.

I'm not too sure but that could be true. The easiest thing to do would be to use your PAC number on a pay as you go SIM so you would only have to pay if you used it.

WHISTLED 30-05-2008 11:14

Re: Vodafone cancellation
 
Did you ask for a PAC number? Or to port it?

They cant cancel your account if you ask for a PAC number and if you had called they would have told you that if you dnt port your account will continue as normal. They would then have called you 5 times over the next week trying to get you to stay!!!

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The easiest thing to do would be to use your PAC number on a pay as you go SIM so you would only have to pay if you used it.
That PAC will have expired now

PeteTheMusicGuy 30-05-2008 11:19

Re: Vodafone cancellation
 
I think the PAC code only lasts a month

Nikesh 30-05-2008 11:52

Re: Vodafone cancellation
 
Well if its expired, it doesn't make sense that he's still being charged line rental.

WHISTLED 30-05-2008 12:04

Re: Vodafone cancellation
 
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Well if its expired, it doesn't make sense that he's still being charged line rental.
The PAC code has expired not the account so it makes perfect sense

Nikesh 30-05-2008 12:23

Re: Vodafone cancellation
 
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Originally Posted by WHISTLED (Post 34563282)
The PAC code has expired not the account so it makes perfect sense

Ah right. :)


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