14-05-2020 02:17 AM
My broadband bill has gone up from £19 to £59 .
i am a pensioner on pension credit ,when I signed up I asked would it go up , and he said no grrr I feel I have been coned .
i will be cancel my dd at the bank .
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14-05-2020 02:34 AM
Have you reached the end of your min. contract term? It's not a fixed price contract. Your bill will increase at that time as you would've been informed when you took it out. You can see this even now with EE's current offers:
Fibre Plus Broadband
- 54-73 Mb/s estimated download speed range
- £27 a month, 18 month contract, then £42 a month
Which EE BB package do you have?
Instead of letting your current contract run on at the higher price, all you have to do is commit to a new 18-month contract for the same BB package at a lower price than you are paying now. You can do this online thro' your MyEE for BB under Change your broadband plan .
I wouldn't cancel your DD if I were you. You risk spoiling your credit history and being chased by debt collectors.
14-05-2020 02:34 AM
Have you reached the end of your min. contract term? It's not a fixed price contract. Your bill will increase at that time as you would've been informed when you took it out. You can see this even now with EE's current offers:
Fibre Plus Broadband
- 54-73 Mb/s estimated download speed range
- £27 a month, 18 month contract, then £42 a month
Which EE BB package do you have?
Instead of letting your current contract run on at the higher price, all you have to do is commit to a new 18-month contract for the same BB package at a lower price than you are paying now. You can do this online thro' your MyEE for BB under Change your broadband plan .
I wouldn't cancel your DD if I were you. You risk spoiling your credit history and being chased by debt collectors.
14-05-2020 02:56 AM
I remember asking him would I have any increase, and I remember him saying no ,
I will be outing this on trust pilot , I just can’t afford it , he sold me this when I phoned up to cancel because I could not afford the phone bill and he sold me the broad band , I would not have agreed to this because I simply can’t afford it .
ps , I will have to cancel the dd for the broad band . I will keep the phone .
14-05-2020 03:16 AM - last edited on 14-05-2020 07:45 AM by DanielPA
The day I signed for broadband I had phoned up to cancel my phone because I
am a pensioner on pension credit, he sorted out my phone then sold me a 18
month broadband for £19 per month I specifically remember asking him would
the price go up at all in the 18 months and he said no,it seems now that he
lied !
I have a reminder to contact EE in December why would I have that and not a
reminder for now .
I am so angry.
I will cancel the dd because I can’t pay it , you threaten me with debt
collectors , I will offer a £1 a month .
That sale person who signed me up should be sacked for being dishonest!!!
xxxxxx xxxxxxx
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14-05-2020 11:21 AM
Hi @Andrew111222.
I'd recommend getting in touch with our Broadband Care team so they can take a look at your account.
They will be able to let you know what your best options are.
Jon
14-05-2020 01:29 PM
@Andrew111222 wrote:
I specifically remember asking him would the price go up at all in the 18 months and he said no,it seems now that he lied !
No! He was right. The price doesn't go up within the 18 months min. term; it goes up afterwards.
14-05-2020 03:03 PM
19-05-2020 11:05 AM
On taking out a new fibre broadband package, the EE rep. specifically stated to me that price rises dotake place each year based on the Retail Price Index, I believe. BT does the same. From my own personal experience, the only one I know of which does not raise prices during the contact term, is Talktalk.
19-06-2020 09:46 PM
Ask for a copy of the conversation recording when you talked with the sales person, EE should have a recording of the conversation. this should help you if they miss sold you the contract. good luck
03-10-2020 05:12 PM
Hi my internet hasnt worked probably since June 4 times its took to fix it, first my bill was £19 then its gone up to £45.Alsi suppose to get refunded still waiting