it is very easy to say that when you know. I did not read the T&C, it was set up over the phone and there are so many agreements that are made I do not have time to trawl through T&C every time, it is not like they are generally clear of easy to understand. Yes a mortgage and a car loan etc but this was a watch with a company i thought to be reputable. I think you are just being very self righteous condemning people for not read evert T&C that come across their path. i have not read Yahoo emails T&C when they pop up on the screen for example. I do not think I am alone with this, i think many people skip the T&C using judgment over what is important at the time. The fact that I remember very clearly on the phone agreeing to a 24 month term and there was now warning at the time saying they will continue taking watch payments even when it is paid. It is so immoral and dishonest that it did not even cross my mind they would start stealing from me. I just thought it would revert to sim only. I did mislead in my previous post, I did get notice that contracts were coming to an end but I have five of them and I did not have time to check which one and just decided to let them role and sort it out later. I do not think that is unrealistic, who would think that EE would continue taking payments for something paid for. Even if I am wrong in that assumption, which clearly I am, why are not EE looking after me? Why would they not phone me or text me with something clear, like "your watched payments are complete, if you do not change your contract you will be making unnecessary payment". The reason why is sharp practice and no level of client care.
So Chris, when I get older I want to be as perfect and amazing as you are and have all the time I need check all contracts and assume even the household names are out to rip people of if they possibly can.
