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19696 Someone from NSW thinks vodafone is at 16 Oct 2011 11:40:42 AM
The general mess with voda aside, I have a consumer-rights-related question. The Samsung Galaxy S II on $45 cap plan also had $15 extra monthly charge. I signed up for it. Within a month that $15 extra gradually went to 0. So, it's the SAME plan with price changes.
Am I entitled for price adjustments for the remaining billing periods?
(I know that in Europe and USA I would be able to even have a rebate percentage for past billing periods, the remaining billing periods would be adjusted without questioning upon the very first request.)
Thanks in advance for the advice.
Am I entitled for price adjustments for the remaining billing periods?
(I know that in Europe and USA I would be able to even have a rebate percentage for past billing periods, the remaining billing periods would be adjusted without questioning upon the very first request.)
Thanks in advance for the advice.
That said it did happen within less than a month and that's pretty unlucky. Usually companies have a month or longer of grace period in the event of price drops. So probably just give them a call and explain how you just purchased it and see what they say (no harm in trying). Goodluck!
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