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Old 15-03-2009, 12:57   #8
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Re: New contract rip off

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Originally Posted by Tony Handyman View Post
What I would like to know if this is common practice for Virgin?????
Yep. some might call it deceit, dishonesty or fraud. they should be telling you about whether you are entering a new contract. not keeping quiet and hoping you sign the papers without realising.

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Originally Posted by Rob M View Post
Your original contract included broadband up to a specific speed.
If that was the case then what happens when they give you a free upgrade. he's contracted to receive a broadband service not a speed.
if it's the speed that he's contracted to then it gives it more welly if you had any complaint of not receiving the contracted speed.
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