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ShadowTD · 14-05-2009, 10:23

TBH I'd suspect P4U. In my experience they are nothing but a bunch of lying shysters. As T-Mobile who authorised the change in tariff. Ask them to put this in writing. If you're having difficulty getting someone at T-Mobile to help you, try using the option 'if you are thinking of leaving T-Mobile'.

You've also normally got a cooling off period (7-14 days) so she may just be able to take the phone into P4U, cancel the contract and get a PAC code to take her number to another network.

14-05-2009, 10:23	#6
ShadowTD Inactive Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Loughborough (Langley) Services: 200Mb & SH2ac Posts: 823	Re: T Mobile Fraudsters - Help Needed TBH I'd suspect P4U. In my experience they are nothing but a bunch of lying shysters. As T-Mobile who authorised the change in tariff. Ask them to put this in writing. If you're having difficulty getting someone at T-Mobile to help you, try using the option 'if you are thinking of leaving T-Mobile'. You've also normally got a cooling off period (7-14 days) so she may just be able to take the phone into P4U, cancel the contract and get a PAC code to take her number to another network.