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Cheeky Orange putting prices up of existing plans!!!

RJS (undefined) posted this on Tuesday, 29th November 2011, 11:58

This is disgusting! I buy an iPhone on a fixed contract, and then Orange just decide oh inflation is high so we are just going to increase your plan by 4.34% and theres nothing you can do because even though we sell these things based on a fixed price over so many months, you didn`t read the small print!!!

http://link.orangeworld.co.uk/studio/paymchanges/planupdate/

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Can I cancel my contract because you`re increasing my monthly service charge?

No, our Pay Monthly terms and conditions allow us to increase charges by up to the RPI figure in any 12 month period. The increase in the price plan charges is less than the 5.4% rate of inflation as measured by the Retail Price Index (RPI) in October 2011.

We can increase prices at any time on giving proper notice. In this case, the increase is less than the current rate of inflation and our terms and conditions state that we can do this without giving you the right to cancel your contract without paying the disconnection fee.


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RE: Cheeky Orange putting prices up of existing plans!!!

Paull (Elite) posted this on Tuesday, 29th November 2011, 15:24

Tell them you won`t use them again.

RE: Cheeky Orange putting prices up of existing plans!!!

Jimbo :oÞ (Elite Donator) posted this on Tuesday, 29th November 2011, 16:32

I`d call TS with that one.
Not 100% sure you can claim a contract is "£x over xx months" then halfway through say "unless the RPI says we can add x% on top"

Definitely a case of false or misleading advertising but tbh, I had an orange phone for a year then swore never to use them again.

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Pete-MK (Elite Donator) posted this on Tuesday, 29th November 2011, 17:28

They`ve got to pay for those ****ing annoying cinema ads somehow...

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RE: Cheeky Orange putting prices up of existing plans!!!

Chris Gould (Elite) posted this on Wednesday, 30th November 2011, 12:45

My Mrs has been a customer for years and will not be renewing at the end of her current contract for this reason. She`s going to go onto GiffGaff and either buy a cheap smartphone or put up with her existing handset. Her monthly bill is already very high for the minutes she receives etc - she could halve it on GG.

Having contracted at Orange (are they Everything Everywhere now?) on a number of occasions I`ve seen just how disorganised and wasteful they are. Horrible corporate environment.





RE: Cheeky Orange putting prices up of existing plans!!!

visfix (Competent) posted this on Saturday, 3rd December 2011, 20:09

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My Mrs has been a customer for years and will not be renewing at the end of her current contract for this reason. She`s going to go onto GiffGaff and either buy a cheap smartphone or put up with her existing handset.

Just done exactly the same thing, and it`s the best move I`ve ever made.

RE: Cheeky Orange putting prices up of existing plans!!!

RJS (undefined) posted this on Saturday, 3rd December 2011, 23:21

http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011/dec/02/telecoms-orange?newsfeed=true

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Which? has raised the issue with Ofcom. The campaign group`s technology editor, Matthew Bath, said: "This is a poor way to treat people and we think Orange should put its existing customers first.

"Anyone who is frustrated by this rise should complain to Orange and the regulator, Ofcom. Existing customers should get the price they signed up to for the remainder of their contract."

An Orange spokesperson said: "We are confident that we continue to offer our customers great value and rewarding deals."
I`ve been with Orange since I got my first mobile phone, now I`m off the moment my contract runs out. Not sure where I will go, probably to a company that doesn`t put up fixed long term contract prices with a crappy weak excuse about inflation.


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RJS (undefined) posted this on Sunday, 3rd March 2013, 10:58

I'm glad the moment my contract ran out I left. Very happy with GiffGaff, get a much better signal, pay much less money, can't think of a single part of moving to them from Orange that isn't better.

And...
http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2013/mar/01/orange-t-mobile-price-increase

They are doing it yet again!

In April they are apparently going to add 79p a month to contracts, unless you sign up to a new option that fixes their current monthly tariff for an additional sum of 50p to £2, depending on the cost of the tariff.


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RE: Cheeky Orange putting prices up of existing plans!!!

Rassilon (Elite) posted this on Monday, 4th March 2013, 16:59

For trips back to the UK I usually have a PAYG sim from 3, 15GBP credit applied to the All-in-One 15 Add-on.

  • All-you-can-eat data
  • 300 minutes
  • 3000 texts
  • Lasts for 30 days


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