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Juan Kerr <juan.kerr@bluebottle.com> writes
>Just had a squint through my terms and conditions and there's no
>mention of an address to which to send the cancellation letter.
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>Does anyone know it off the top of their head?
Vodafone Disconnections
PO Box 549
Banbury
OX17 3ZJ
Kind regards!
Juan Kerr - 12 May 2008 05:27 GMT
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> Kind regards!
Top marks sir, thanks :-)
> Just had a squint through my terms and conditions and there's no
> mention of an address to which to send the cancellation letter.
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> TIA.
Had the same problem - that works, they will get it next day.
But insist that they confirm receipt. They have a habit of changing the
Plan, which can become very expensive if your inclusive minutes suddenly
disappear until your PAC is activated.
Give them an email address, their post will not appear through your
letterbox (excluding bills which will arrive).
All the best
Flop
Juan Kerr - 12 May 2008 19:16 GMT
> > Just had a squint through my terms and conditions and there's no
> > mention of an address to which to send the cancellation letter.
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> Flop
Fortunately, my cynical nature now dictates that anything like this
goes via Recorded Delivery.
My bank balance suffers, my peace of mind doesn't :-)
Flop - 12 May 2008 22:45 GMT
>>>Just had a squint through my terms and conditions and there's no
>>>mention of an address to which to send the cancellation letter.
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> My bank balance suffers, my peace of mind doesn't :-)
The problem is not whether they get it but what they do with it then.
Without warning, you could be on a basic plan with few inclusive minutes
- and so your final month can become very expensive.
regards
Flop