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Vat rate change - End phone contract?

  • 05-12-2011 9:32pm
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    I'm fairly sure I know the answer but will people be able to get out of their mobile contracts when the vat rate increases?


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    whiterebel
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    TheTechGuy wrote: »
    I'm fairly sure I know the answer but will people be able to get out of their mobile contracts when the vat rate increases?

    Why would they?:confused:


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    whiterebel wrote: »
    Why would they?:confused:
    Well whenever there is a price change you have 30 days to agree or not agree to the new terms and conditions but i assume because its a vat increase it won't matter?


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    Sangre
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    In a nutshell, yes.


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    whiterebel
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    TheTechGuy wrote: »
    Well whenever there is a price change you have 30 days to agree or not agree to the new terms and conditions but i assume because its a vat increase it won't matter?

    Its not their price that's increasing, its Government VAT which they are obliged to charge.


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    whiterebel wrote: »
    TheTechGuy wrote: »
    Well whenever there is a price change you have 30 days to agree or not agree to the new terms and conditions but i assume because its a vat increase it won't matter?

    Its not their price that's increasing, its Government VAT which they are obliged to charge.
    Yeah I realise that, just thought there might be a chance we could get out on a technicality! Only another few months left in my contract any so it doesn't matter to me too much.


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