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Refusal of EE to repay remaining credit

David2312
Visitor

EE refusal on PAYG remaining credit, has anybody else suffered from what is essentially theft of money by EE and managed to recover their money?

although not a large amount it is the principal of taking a sum of money and refusing 2 days after taking part of it to refund, 

I have moved to O2 for £8.00 base 25Gb data ,unlimited talk and txt in the region of 40% cheaper than EE

 

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XRaySpeX
Grand Master
Grand Master

PAYG credit is not refundable or transferable, except for the 1st unspent direct card payment. You agreed to these T&C's when you started using it.

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bristolian
Legend
Legend

Non-refundability of an offered payment is not theft. EE has never claimed to be the cheapest network, but national benchmarking surveys of the 4 MNO's are generally consistent in their results.

Chris_B
Grand Master
Grand Master

@David2312  You might want to read the T&Cs that you agreed to upon using the service provided.  You can do that HERE  if you wish.   Point 3 is what you’ll be interested in.   You also might want to look up the T&Cs of your new network provider.  Just using the service means you agree to the T&Cs of that service provider.