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Where do I stand with my contract?
I'm sorry if I haven't posted this in the correct area.
I'm looking for some help from someone who knows about VM contracts when it comes to upgrading / downgrading service.
My current package is:
Broadband Size: XXL
TV Size: XL
Phone: M
V+ Service
Additional V Set-top Box
Price: £67.99 per month
In December I changed my broadband connection from Large to XXL. I've since noticed I'm not using the broadband to its full potential. It's more bandwidth than I really need. It's also dawned on me I use the telephone much more than I thought I did. My monthly bills are averaging £100 - £110 per month.
In reality for my requirements I'd be better on the VIP package. Is there any way I can change service even thought I've only had XXL broadband for 4 months? I'd be looking for a straight swap from my current service to VIP.
Services: VM XL TV, XL BB, M Phone, 1GB Tivo + V HD box (Premiere)
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Re: Where do I stand with my contract?
Providing that your deal is essentially upgraded and not downgraded you will have no problem. You will of course have to restart a 12month contract. Give them a call and see what they can do.
i may be wrong but the impression i get from your post is that you were on large bb then upgraded it to xxl without signing a new contract, thus meaning that you should be able to alter your package without need for a new contract