02-06-2022 20:06
Hello,
I just want to ask if you would change my payment for the same as for new clients or you don't care about keeping me and clients who are already with you? I want refund for all months I've paid too much for broadband starting from last year. Don't ask me stupid questions. Sort this out or I'm gone. What a disguising people you are.
02-06-2022 20:17
Is that your excuse ? Why didn't you offer me the price that new clients pay ? If that your answer man I would just quit. I have no respect for politics like this. Do you give me a refund for the past year, or I need to look more trustful company ? Simple questions. STOP USING PEOPLE !!!!! Fkn disgusting politics.
02-06-2022 20:19
Actually whatever. Your answer told me everything about the company you are working for. I don't need anything more. I would cancel my contract with you. Fkn disgusting people.
02-06-2022 20:47
I don't work for them. You are the disgusting one giving out abuse on a community forum. I have given you the relevant contact details, use them.
02-06-2022 21:03
@Anonymous User
Being abusive towards a fellow customer like you and me won’t do you any good especially when they are providing a link to give you the contact phone number for broadband support. This a forum that is mainly for customers to customers.
All broadband account issues you need to contact the team provided in the link by @redchiz1
https://help.nowtv.com/article/how-to-submit-a-broadband-complaint1
Hope you get it resolved.
03-06-2022 24:05
@Anonymous User
When you join you take out a contract. Once that contract expires you can then negotiate a new one, or move on to rolling month by month payments.
If you don't finish said contract, you will be required to pay an ETF (early termination fee).
04-06-2022 9:18 - edited 04-06-2022 9:18
@Anonymous User
There is a calm and reasoned reply to your torrent of bile, but you don’t deserve to have it, unless you simmer down a lot.
04-06-2022 11:44
When you sign up to a broadband provider , be that Now, Sky, Plusnet, Talk Talk, BT whoever almost all of them have an introductory offer
This means that you agree to stay with them for a period of time ( minimum term also known as contract) and in turn you pay the lower price.
Once this introductory offer is over you pay the standard price, recent changes mean that you should get an email near the end of your minimum term however that doesnt apply to older contracts and even then you need to be ontop of the emails/communications, if you miss them/ignore them then its your own fault.
You are paying them what you agreed to pay, in my case its £20 a month for Broadband and calls for 12 months and then £35 a month for broadband and £8 for calls ( £43/month) on a rolling 1 month deal
If I do nothing then thats the price i will be paying, if i do not want to pay that much then the options are either phone them up to negotiate a cheaper deal or move to another provider
If i end up paying the higher price out of contract then its my own responsibility I will not get a refund for the higher price, and neither should you as a result of your own incompetence and failure to keep an eye on the bills .
Now will not have broken any contract with you as that is what you agreed to pay, and they in turn will have provided you with what you agreed to when you signed up.
You need to take some responsibility for your own mistakes, and either negotiate a better deal, or move on - do not take it out on the call centre staff as this is your entirely your own mistake , plus if you do and you want to get a better deal out of them they will not be inclined to offer it