17-09-2025 07:29 PM
I have terminated my EE broadband contract because I have left the UK, but they are still wanting my router back. Fair enough. EE have sent a returns bag but have failed to email me a returns label, despite several repeat requests. I have never, ever received any email from EE, not even a contract, so I suspect they have an incorrect address. Attempts to call say there is a 45 minute wait and I have no intention of staying on the line that long. The house has now been sold and I am 6,000 miles away. As a precaution I have cancelled my direct debit as EE appeared to be still trying to bill me. For a comms company, EE seem to be extraordinarily bad at communicating. Is it time to give up?
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17-09-2025 08:00 PM - edited 17-09-2025 08:01 PM
@AnnaWhelan Your choice. Make a complaint, request the packaging again and include the corrected e-mail in the complaint!
Return and recycle your EE Broadband or EE TV products | Orders Help | EE
17-09-2025 08:00 PM - edited 17-09-2025 08:01 PM
@AnnaWhelan Your choice. Make a complaint, request the packaging again and include the corrected e-mail in the complaint!
Return and recycle your EE Broadband or EE TV products | Orders Help | EE
17-09-2025 08:37 PM
Thanks JimM11. I have tried filling in the complaint form, let's see what happens. It seems odd that you can't contact this company any other way than making a complaint. I have never managed to view my bill online either, and judging by numerous threads on the subject, I am not alone.
17-09-2025 08:41 PM
If it's listed in following link then follow https://ee.co.uk/help/orders/return-and-recycle-ee-product send the return bag back in a Royal Mail parcel locker.