ChatterBank1 min ago
does anyone know of any mobile phone shops that buy out contracts i have seen a better deal on another network
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and to be honest the phone i have has been replaced once already the samsung monte i have 11 months to go with orange and i cannot afford to pay the early termination fee so any advice please
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.If the original mobile was purchased from a shop there would be no statutory "cooling off" period.
"Cooling off" exists for purchases under Distance Selling Regulations (internet, mail order, etc.) and Doorstep Selling (i.e. at your home or otherwise away from traders' premises). For High Street retail purchases there is no such thing as statutory "cooling off" and if a retailer does offer a cancellation period it would be a goodwill gesture subject to its own Ts & Cs.
Furthermore, with the purchase of a contract phone (rather than a pre-pay phone), there is a commitment to using a certain network, at a certain tariff for a minimum period of time without any legal right to change tariff or cancel.
This is, of course, separate to consumer rights in regard of faulty goods and services.
"Cooling off" exists for purchases under Distance Selling Regulations (internet, mail order, etc.) and Doorstep Selling (i.e. at your home or otherwise away from traders' premises). For High Street retail purchases there is no such thing as statutory "cooling off" and if a retailer does offer a cancellation period it would be a goodwill gesture subject to its own Ts & Cs.
Furthermore, with the purchase of a contract phone (rather than a pre-pay phone), there is a commitment to using a certain network, at a certain tariff for a minimum period of time without any legal right to change tariff or cancel.
This is, of course, separate to consumer rights in regard of faulty goods and services.
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