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03-07-2023 08:49 PM
My contract ended on the 2nd July 2023 I have transferred to another provider and tried to ring EE to cancel. Spent most of the day trying to ring EE but constantly being told we are very busy. I think I will ring my bank and cancel the direct debit. Why is it these telecom companies are so difficult to get through to.
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03-07-2023 09:11 PM
Cancelling your direct debit won't cancel the contract, but may cause knock-on effects for your credit file.
You could request a STAC from EE, and give that to your new provider - as an alternative to writing or calling.
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03-07-2023 09:18 PM - edited 03-07-2023 09:22 PM
@Loop28 , just to add to what @bristolian has written, contracts do not just end, just the minimum term. You could have requested a PAC code if you wanted to keep your number, you could still request this and give it to your new provider. Do not just cancel your direct debit. Even if you are told they are busy, just hanging up and trying again is not always the answer if that is what you were doing, it never takes me more than 20 minutes and I have even spoken to customer service within 1-2 minutes, even though I was told they are busy.
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03-07-2023 09:22 PM
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03-07-2023 09:25 PM
How do I get a stac
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03-07-2023 09:26 PM - edited 03-07-2023 09:28 PM
@Loop28 , if you have requested a PAC code, once you have the SIM card from your new provider, then give them your PAC code and they will sort the transfer, just keep your direct debit with EE active until you have received your final bill from them, no need for you to ring customer service.
You do not need the STAC, as you have the PAC, which you give to your new provider.
