Are ADN in breach of contract

[gingerwalking]

I took out a 2 year contract with ADN with cash back every 3 months of £60, this was to be paid in advance.The contract was £5.67 + VAT per month. It took 1 year and many phone calls to ADN and 3 mobile (service provider) to get my first payment of £240. 3 mobile charged me the full amount of £25 +VAT of which I paid. After 1 year I phoned ADN about the cash-back for the 2nd year and they said they were not liable to give me anymore cash-back after 1 year. This was not on the contract which clearly stated that the cash-back would continue or a better deal would be provided. I was fed up dealing with ADN and dealt with 3 mobile. They were adamant that I had a contract with them so I requested that they send me a copy of the contract, they could not so after 3 registered letters requesting the information I refused to pay the bill. They have block my phone and keep sending me every month a statement. This I have refused to pay. My question is :- Is ADN in breach of contract and does that result in the contract Null in Void. Thank you

[factor-fiction]

I'm confused by the figures and am not clear how £5.67 became £25.
The cashback seems rather generous if it was for 2 years.

[Skyline D]

More questions than answers here.

Who are ADN? Some kind of phone retailer perhaps? No obvious answer at the top of a Google search.

I've no idea what you are paying 3 mobile £25 + VAT for, that seems to come out of nowhere? It certainly isn't a multiple of £5.67 + VAT.

I'm unclear about why you were getting a cashback of £480 on a contract that was going to cost £132 over 2 years? That makes no sense at all. Why would anyone effectively pay you £348 over two years to take their phone? Was it an incredibly expensive actual handset that you bought up front?

You presumably have a copy of this contract yourself since you say it "clearly stated" that cash back would continue? I don't therefore understand why there's any doubt about whether or not you have a contract with 3 mobile? Is it that they say the terms are different from your copy? In which case surely just sending them a copy of your version would solve the issue?

More info required here I think.

[dzug2]

Whether ADN are in breach of contract or not (and like the previous posters I can't make much sense of what you are saying) it sounds as though you are.