Orange 4.34% increase to all existing contracts

[Djnikon]

I just suggested that as subs contracts seem to be quite standard and I really know Sky contracts well so wondered if they had theirs the same way.
Maybe not

I quit our sky "contract" mid term without any problem since although we had continued it after the initial 12 agreed months, there was no specified written nor verbally agreed subsequent time period.

Precisely, you had it the minimum term and could then quit any time thereafter 30 day notice. I was querying whether Orange may be like this too(i.e. standardised subs contract).
If you take upgraded equipment from Sky (e.g HD box) then it's a new 12 month verbal contract.

 

[cantaloup63]

There t And c allow them to increase their costs to the RPI. and they can do that without even giving you the thought of cancelling, unless you want to pay off your contract first.

2 of the 5 contracts I have are "rolling", with the rest running out withing the next few months. They stand to lose all 5 incomes. Lightweight

 

[Blasphemous]

This may be of interest gents: http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/phones/2011/11/orange-to-raise-monthly-mobile-costs

And is discussed here on MSE: http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?p=48894975#post48894975