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bill query

  • 27 March 2020
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I upgraded from a £5/m contract which ran 7th - 6th to a £22.99/m contract on 3rd December. My December bill charged me £25.36. Why is this please? I presumed a credit would show on my Jan statement but it didn’t. 


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Userlevel 4
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Hi there @Lucymayedwards23 

Does the bill give you the dates for the periods as to which you’ve been charged.

When plan changes like that happen, the bill will often be pro-rata.

So it should highlight that you’ve maybe paid for a little longer of a term than usual (4 ½ weeks perhaps in this case).

You’d never be charged for 2 concurrent plans against one number though.

So the breakdown is as follows. 
 

October 2019 bill: 7/10 - 6/11 £5

November 2019 bill: 7/11 - 6/12 £5

December 2019 bill: 3/12 - 6/12 66p credit

3/12 - 6/1 £26.02 - 66p credit = £25.36 debit

January 2020 bill: 7/1 - 6/2 £22.99

 

Then has continued at £22.99 ever since. 
 

why did they not credit the 66p and then charge the £22.99 from 3/12 to 2/1? I don’t understand the point of the extra charge. 

Userlevel 6
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Hey @Lucymayedwards23,

Based upon the  “3/12 - 6/1 £26.02 - 66p credit = £25.36 debit”  part of your message, the amount was calculated that way as it covers you from 3rd December until 6th January which is longer than the standard monthly period (usually 30/31 days) so you have been charged for having the new plan for those extra days. If you would like further support with this, please get in touch via email 

Ryan

I have been billed for both my contracts.  I upgraded on 10th June and this bill has been pro rated.  Today I have been billed for the full amount of my old contract.  Also an extra call charge on my new contract which I don't understand.  Thank you 

 

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