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Broadband price increase

Mmcgee · 2016-10-10 19:30:01

Hi, My broadband company have sent me an email telling me they are increasing my monthly bill by 7 euro mid contract. Can they legally do this or are they obliged to keep the contracted price for the duration of the contract?

10-10-2016 7:30pm

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Mmcgee

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Hi,
My broadband company have sent me an email telling me they are increasing my monthly bill by 7 euro mid contract. Can they legally do this or are they obliged to keep the contracted price for the duration of the contract?

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#2 10-10-2016 7:36pm

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Mmcgee wrote: »

Hi,
My broadband company have sent me an email telling me they are increasing my monthly bill by 7 euro mid contract. Can they legally do this or are they obliged to keep the contracted price for the duration of the contract?

Already a thread here

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057655491

Assuming your with voda as their increase is €7

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#3 10-10-2016 7:43pm

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Mmcgee wrote: »

Hi,
My broadband company have sent me an email telling me they are increasing my monthly bill by 7 euro mid contract. Can they legally do this or are they obliged to keep the contracted price for the duration of the contract?

Yes they can do this. You can break the contract now and go elsewhere if you find cheaper but this is a price increase page by Eir so affects all broadband through phone lines.

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#4 11-10-2016 5:19pm

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Sky emailed me today, my non-efibre broadband is going up by 3

That brings them to 43/month. What's vodafone going to be at, and any others?

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#5 11-10-2016 5:25pm

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Sky 43, Vodafone 45, Eir 50 IIRC.

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