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dafman

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#268173 3-Mar-2020 13:08
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In October last year I signed up to an 12-month unlimited Vodafone broadband plan that included free Vodafone TV as part of the plan. At the time, I didn't require the TV so I said didn't need them to send me the streaming box.

 

Today I rang them to ask about picking up the streaming box. I was told that because I declined the TV at sign up, it was no longer availability as an free option for my plan. To add insult to injury, they cheerily told me that when October renewal rolls around, I will be able to pick up it up for free then.

 

How I see it. I signed up to a contract that included free TV as part of the term contract and the price I am paying. That I didn't pick up the box on day one doesn't invalidate the conditions of the offer I accepted?

 

Any Vodafone reps out there can clarify?


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  #2435700 10-Mar-2020 14:27
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So, in conclusion, PippaC put a VF rep in contact with me, the up-shot being that I would need to move to a new plan for $5 per month more to get Vodafone TV. They said my current plan was discounted by $5 when I didn't take the offered free TV when I first signed (but then that wouldn't have made it free ... me thinks?). Anyway, the amounts are too small to worry investing more time in this, and thanks to PippaC for pointing me to someone to discuss.


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