ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Keeping you up to speed Out of contract doesn’t mean you have no contract, what you are out of is the minimum term of the contract, you are still bound by the rest of the contract including the requirement to give 30 days notice to terminate it. Re: Keeping you up to speed You won't get any offers here (due to data protection) as this is a pubic forum. Your best option is to call and threaten to leave. Re: Keeping you up to speed Not sure I would wish TalkTalk on my worst enemy. Re: Keeping you up to speed From my experience any new discounted deal is a new contract with its associated RPI increase next year, unless you can negotiate that away as well which some have. Re: Keeping you up to speed The price is increased but the discount isn’t Re: Keeping you up to speed You just have to be persistent. I just kept repeating myself that I wanted to cancel. Of course they can cancel if you received the letter and are within the deadline they set in that letter. Re: Keeping you up to speed Have you actually had a price rise notification from them yet, email or letter? Re: Keeping you up to speed I believe there is only a 30 day commitment to adding sports and movies. So if it does you can remove it, do check though. Re: Keeping you up to speed A friend of mine got the £143/month Oomph package she was on that was going up £21 reduced to £73/month for an 18 month Volt deal. That was on her third call, each call she got given a different "final" offer. Re: Keeping you up to speed RPI is a discredited measure, you would expect more from Virgin Media O2. RPI includes mortgage costs which CPI doesn't amongst other differences. I am sure VMO2 is well affected by mortgages.
