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Old 22-02-2023, 08:21   #254
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Re: Price rises this year.

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY View Post
Surely, if you go for an 18 month deal which gives you a worthwhile discount, then there is, say, a 6% increase, it's still worth it because the no deal option goes up by that amount as well.

However, I do think Ofcom should stipulate that any price rises mid-contract should permit people to leave at that point if they wish.
I agree. It just seems wrong to say your price will go up by an unknown amount and you've got no choice but to suck it up.

I think the best option is to agree the price and stick to it for the duration of the contract. If companies can't estimate their costs 18 month in the future then the simple answer is don't offer 18 month contracts.

Could you imagine the uproar if the price of your house or car insurance increased in price mid contract?
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