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I ‘upgraded’ to iPhone SE 2020 last month so am subject to RPI adjustments each March until EE contact us to tell us they are moving all of us who don’t change our plans going forward.
I am sure they will have a clause whereby you can only end the contract by paying an Early Termination Fee when that happens but I can’t imagine it’ll do them well in the long term?
BT have introduced the same for their broadband plans (and I assume their mobile service is the same) and Plus.net follow suit from next month.
this is going to cause surprise, pain and problems for a number of their customers when such hikes are imposed. Other than ‘because we want to’, I’m struggling to see the justification for CPI and another 3.9% on top. Mobile data provision must be one of the few spheres not to have been subjected to plummeting demand and revenues this year.
That said, even if/when it is applied to my households 3 £20pm SIM only deals, we’ll likely still stay with EE; their coverage, speed and reliability have been rock solid for use since moving from O2 in 2014.
Off to read the small print now.