Terms for getting out of Meteor Contract

Silly_Mooo

Hi all,

First time posting a thread here!

So just a question i have read that under the below regulation, you can be entitled to withdraw from your contract without penalty;
Under Regulation 17 of the European Communities (Electronic Communications Networks and Services) (Universal Services and Users’ Rights) Regulations 2003, an operator shall, not less than one month prior to the date of implementation of any proposed modification, notify its subscribers to that service of the proposed modification in the conditions of the contract for that service and their right to withdraw without penalty from such contract if they do not accept the modification.
If you are a subscriber to the services affected by these changes and if you do not accept these changes, you may therefore cease to use the service without penalty imposed, by giving us written notice, received at any time prior to the implementation of the change. Should such notice be received, your account will be terminated in line with our normal provisions. Please note that continued usage of the services at any stage after the implementation of changes, shall be taken as acceptance of same.
Meteor have posted the below notifcation to their terms on their website
Mobile Internet Price Change – April 27th 2012
Meteor wishes to notify its impacted voice customers of the following changes, effective as of 29th May 2012.
Mobile Internet Price Change:
The current daily pricing structure for Mobile Internet Browsing will change for all voice customers to a flat daily price of 79c for all data consumed up to 50MB. This does not affect any existing data add-ons or bundled data usage within tariffs.
In addition, the current out of bundle rate for Mobile Internet Browsing of 2c per MB will change to 99c per MB on any out of bundle usage.
Would i be entitled to withdraw from my contract without penalty?

Any help would be greatly appreciated

thanks

chrislad

If it affected bill pay customers, it would entitle you to leave your contact. However, this change only affects PayG customers.

hdowney

Silly_Mooo wrote: »

Hi all,

First time posting a thread here!

So just a question i have read that under the below regulation, you can be entitled to withdraw from your contract without penalty;
Under Regulation 17 of the European Communities (Electronic Communications Networks and Services) (Universal Services and Users’ Rights) Regulations 2003, an operator shall, not less than one month prior to the date of implementation of any proposed modification, notify its subscribers to that service of the proposed modification in the conditions of the contract for that service and their right to withdraw without penalty from such contract if they do not accept the modification.
If you are a subscriber to the services affected by these changes and if you do not accept these changes, you may therefore cease to use the service without penalty imposed, by giving us written notice, received at any time prior to the implementation of the change. Should such notice be received, your account will be terminated in line with our normal provisions. Please note that continued usage of the services at any stage after the implementation of changes, shall be taken as acceptance of same.
Meteor have posted the below notifcation to their terms on their website
Mobile Internet Price Change – April 27th 2012
Meteor wishes to notify its impacted voice customers of the following changes, effective as of 29th May 2012.
Mobile Internet Price Change:
The current daily pricing structure for Mobile Internet Browsing will change for all voice customers to a flat daily price of 79c for all data consumed up to 50MB. This does not affect any existing data add-ons or bundled data usage within tariffs.
In addition, the current out of bundle rate for Mobile Internet Browsing of 2c per MB will change to 99c per MB on any out of bundle usage.
Would i be entitled to withdraw from my contract without penalty?

Any help would be greatly appreciated

thanks

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