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chapnis

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#112846 23-Dec-2012 16:57
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Just bought a smartphone so want to change to the $19 dollar plan, but I cannot find anywhere to cancel my 2500double plan as it shows up as a plan rather than an extra. Anyone else had this issue?

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plambrechtsen
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  #736603 23-Dec-2012 17:03
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Login to www.telecom.co.nz/mbbmeter on your desktop and you can cancel it in there.



chapnis

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  #736613 23-Dec-2012 17:21
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This is all I can see, not sure exactly where to cancel it.. http://iforce.co.nz/i/0z2otgzd.3f5.jpg

PeebZ
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  #736616 23-Dec-2012 17:37
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Are you on Prepaid or Smart Onebill?

If you are on prepaid,
a while ago Telecom switched from txt and data plans that roll-over on the first of the month.
They were replaced with 'extras' which roll-over every 30 days from the day purchased.
Anyway there are two ways to get this done with out calling the contact centre.

1) Call *333.
You will have the option to remove txt2500 under option 5(IIRC)
and then you can purchase Big Value pack from here as well.

or

2) from the mobile self service app,
Purchase Big Value pack.
By doing so a check will be made after BVP has been added and should remove the old plans such as 'Txt 2500 double' within a few hours.
As having an old 'plan' and a new 'extra' are a mismatch.

If you are on OneBill or SmartOneBill then at the moment you can only manage the plans/extra (with out calling the contact centre) via calling *333. 



chapnis

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  #736620 23-Dec-2012 17:59
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Thanks, I wasn't sure if my old plan would be cancelled automatically or not. Thanks for the help.

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