my mobilcompanie made a contract with me what they can't supply.Can i cancel the contract?

Answer 1

By law, unless there is a clause in your contract to the contrary, if your mobile company can't supply service, they are in breach of contract. You will need to go over all verbiage in your contract, paying attention to every little detail. If there is no clause regarding the service in question, write, email and call them to cancel. Explain in detail how they are in breach of contract and will be held liable should they try to charge an early deactivation fee. Normally the words "breach of contract," and "liable" get their attention.

Note that if the contract contains verbiage about service area, or whatever the issue is, and you agreed, you are probably stuck, but contact legal aid to make sure.

Answer 2

If they have failed to honour a written contract, you can sue them for loses incurred or cancel the contract, without penalty.

This is dependant on you having fully honoured your side of the contract, so far (ie, made regular, full payments, as agreed)

Answer 3

Speak to the Office of Fair Trading - but it sounds like you have a case to withdraw

Answer 4

Provided you can prove they are unable to supply the service you agreed to then YES you should be able to cancel, or renegotiate contract price

Answer 5

I would definitly look into this, be sure to talk to the Manager, do not accept any one else, they have to keep to the contract, as one would.

Answer 6

just make sure that this is possible in the contarct conidtions

Answer 7

yes i am sure u can goodluck

Answer 8

No, sue them!