Hi, I've recieved an email to say my contract is coming to an end and if I want to stay with iD I can 'Do nothing and keep your existing service for £47.61 per month;', but I thought I'd paid the contract up in full so I should be able to stay with iD and pay nothing?
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Best answer by Tom
Hi
It’d be completely up to the customer to change the terms of their contract, we wouldn’t change the terms of your contract without the customers request or agreement.
Tom
Hopefully they'll make contracts like this illegal soon.
You may have paid for the handset but you will still need to pay for the airtime, data etc.
Ideally all contracts should have the phone cost and the plan cost and when you've paid off the phone, the contract will continue with just the plan until you do something about it.
Some networks already do this. Let's hope iD follow suit soon.
Your option is to switch to SIM only, take out a new contract with a new phone, or switch to another network.
+25Hi
That just means if you choose to do nothing with your plan it’ll continue as is, in the final 60 days of your contract you’ll be able to upgrade to a new device, or once the contracted term has ended you’ll be able to upgrade to a SIM only plan.
Tom
+25Hi
Our contract prices aren’t split up between the device and the SIM, there’s no way to pay for the device and not the SIM card, therefore we at this time wouldn’t be able to split that cost.
Tom
emmajohnson wrote:
Shouldn't it be cheaper then? Because all that's left to pay is the minutes, calls, data etc.?
Yes but companies prey on the fact some customers do nothing so they make extra money.
+25Hi
It’d be completely up to the customer to change the terms of their contract, we wouldn’t change the terms of your contract without the customers request or agreement.
Tom
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