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Old 16-03-2005, 16:48   #28
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Re: Surely this can't be right??

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Originally Posted by danielf
So does that mean that people inside a 12 months contract who lose their discount as a result of an automatic upgrade have a case for cancelling the contract?
Any increase in the price of the service is a valid and acceptable reason for cancelling the contract. It remains to be seen if customers getting a discount will have the discount removed when their service is upgraded automatically, somehow I think the discount may be retained.
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