Thread: General cancellation of vm services...
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Old 26-02-2014, 12:20   #10
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Re: cancellation of vm services...
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Originally Posted by Gary L View Post
It's best to phone them up telling them that you're moving house on a certain date. and you would really like them to provide you with the same excellent service you currently get with them now.
and when she asks for the new address. give them one that they don't provide their excellent service to.
you can check which areas them are from their website.

then she will let you cancel.
and you are very disappointed tell her
Personally, I wouldn't try to lie myself out of a situation like this.

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Originally Posted by mdb1992 View Post
Hi. Basically to cut a long story short I got vm put in in December however I have recently split up from my partner and can no longer afford to pay for it. How would I go about cancelling Within the 18 months with out termination charges?
Sorry to hear about the break up of your relationship. In whose name was the contract signed? If your partner organised it, maybe you should forward the bill on. Is your partner willing to take/share responsibility for paying this?
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