Unexpected move and Brexit regulation changes
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31-05-2022 10:05 AM
I recently started a new 2 year cycle of my contract with EE... Due to a changing situation however, I recently and quite unexpectedly had to come the Netherlands and will be here for the foreseeable future.. due to the changes in regulations with Brexit, I now realised I can't use my contract as normal and would have to pay £2 a day to use my minutes and data etc.
Is there any way at all I could cancel the contract but still pay for the device itself, as I am now (through my own fault of course), paying for a contract that I can't use?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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31-05-2022 11:07 AM
@jayjay101_ you need to pay that contract off to its minimum term you will receive a 20% discount on that price. You though need to call EE customer services to find out what that cost will be and you can keep the device. Even before Brexit roaming is only for two months out of any four-month period after that time you could be charged for international calling.

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