price increase is unfair, especially given that you sign up to a fixed-term contract. I know people are questioning whether or not this is a reason to get out of your contract with Vodafone and I've just found out that it IS! I read through the Terms & Conditions and wrote a letter for my friend, who signed it and sent it off. 6 days later, he received a text message from Vodafone, saying they were sorry he was leaving and providing him with a PAC. You're more than welcome to use my letter, complete the blanks (or copy and paste) and sign it before sending it to Vodafone, if you want to end you contract. It's important to note that I'm not guaranteeing anything. All I'm doing is telling you that I wrote a letter, which my friend sent to Vodafone, who have accepted 30 days notice of cancellation. It may have been a one-off fluke and it may not work for you, but you're more than welcome to try. If you do use my letter, it's entirely your choice. I'm not responsible for anything at all. . ..It's like marrying someone and say, I will be faithful to you, but I have the right to have affairs! How can a contract like this be legal? Surely, someone with an acumen in law could take this up to the courts? @Vee That's settled English Contract law subject to AND governed by exclusion or exemption clauses applying.... nothing illegal I'm