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23 August 2010

Is Orange Network the Worse? Without a doubt I would say!!!!!

I have a contract with Orange and the signal is usually not too bad! However, four weeks ago a mast went down for four days, two weeks ago one went down for one day and three have gone down with no signal whatsoever for last 11 days. One of the three down since early June. Orange said it would not be fixed until 10th Sept so everyone with Orange are going ballistic for a good three mile radias where I live!! On their T & C 4.4.1 it says that a contract may be canceled if they fail to provide the service but I am concerned that if I do this they will bill me for remaining contract cost of £900.00 and if I dont pay then this would mess up my credit file!! Any answers to my position!! tks

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