Thegalwayman wrote: Any opinions on what the best opening line is when you eventually get through to loyalty dept? Should I just ask for a deal or do you have to threaten to cancel ??
Trilla90 wrote: » we're currently with UPC for broadband, phone and tv. Just wondering if we cancel the tv part and join Sky how does that work? Would we be able to get Sky in straight away for the TV? Or would we have UPC tv until the rest of the month. Don't want to lose Sky Sports for long so would want to do it with as little disruption as possible.
bubblypop wrote: » I just spoke with a rep in cancellations regarding the new increases in my bills. He told me that the discount I'm on at the moment is due to expire on 15th Feb. He said I should ring back then to try and get a new discount. I explained that I would rather deal with things now as I had spent 24 minutes on hold. He told me how much discount I could receive, I wasn't happy with the amount I will be paying in future, so I told him that I would like to just cancel everything. He then said in had to give 30days notice to cancel. Now I explained that as UPC are changing my contract, I do not wish to take up this new contract with them, I shouldnt be forced into accepting it. So, which is it? Are they forcing me into a new contract that I don't want? Why would they say in 2 weeks I could ring for a deal but I can't cancel a contract that I didn't agree to?
cruhoortwunk wrote: » They changed the terms of the contract, so you are entitled to cancel right away. As far as I know, you need to cancel within 30 days of getting the notice of change. He is on commision for every person he prevents from cancelling, but he is doing it by illegitimate means
Pedro32561 wrote: » Just called there now. Only took 2 minutes to get through. My package was going up to €91 - got it for €51 for 6 months. Happy enough with that for only 5 minutes of effort.
moaningmyrtle wrote: » Hi, I've been with UPC for many years but always seem to miss out on these renewal/change of contract deals. I phoned the loyalty team because in truth I cannot pay the increases. At the moment I am on a basic package tv (NOT horizon) , phone (free landline with 300 international) and broadband (120-altho its always slow in the evenings). I am currently paying £63 . I was offered: Horizon basic tv , broadband and similar phone package 45 for 6 months and 75 for the last 6 months. Or stick to my current package for 53 6mths 63 remaining 6 months. Just wondering if I am getting a good deal? I know I'd struggle the last 6 months with a £75 bill despite good intentions of saving while on the cheaper rate !!
tigershould wrote: » Called at 5:15. Took about 20mins. My package was going up to €90 odd. Got horizon Max, 120mb broadband, 300mins calls for €65. Not great, not bad. Locked in for another 12months
UnGround wrote: » Just off the phone with the loyalty department there. wasn't too bad, only holding for about 9 minutes. I used to pay €73 a month going up to €80. first i was offered €15 off each month for 6 months, i looked for more and got half price for 4 months. wouldnt budge from that so went for it.
jay0109 wrote: » Absolute best deal they are doing at present is 6 months half price or so I was told. Setanta Sports also thrown in for free for 2 months. Sky Movies/Sky Sports at 20% off for the year also if wanted, can be cancelled at any stage during the new contract with no extra fee.
bromley52 wrote: » I'd say stick with what you have and the savings they are offering. The Horizon box is poor and the 120mb bb is all most people really need.
jay0109 wrote: » Horizon Max TV, 240mb b/band, phone (never used), Setanta free for 2 months....€41 for 6 months, €82 for the other 6. Best I could get so signed up
itsnotmyfault wrote: » I assume that you are going to drop the setanta after the 2 months. They'll probably charge you for downgrading. They're sneaky like that.
FreudianSlippers wrote: » I got half off the €85 bundle for 6 months. Not too bad.