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Company changing terms and conditions

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moonlight1705 · 24/05/2023 11:36

What is the legal status with compa ies changing their terms and conditions.

I signed up to and have paid for a service plan for my car which includes three MOTs and three services. The original t&Cs said free collection and delivery was parr of it and was one of the main reasons why it was chosen.

Now, about 7 months after starting thr payments, free collection and delivery has been scrapped with a £30 charge (I'm 1.5 miles away).

Are they allowed to just change it? I hasten to add that none of that was communicated with me so thought I had been put through to the wrong service plan.

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prh47bridge · 24/05/2023 16:14

No-one can answer that question without seeing the whole agreement.

moonlight1705 · 24/05/2023 18:26

OK, thanks. I had hoped it might be something in consumer rights that didn't allow them to change without consultation/communication but I think I may be getting my hopes up sadly.

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Danikm151 · 24/05/2023 18:32

Generally there may be something in the t&cs saying they can change things

moonlight1705 · 24/05/2023 18:35

Nothing I can see so far

Company changing terms and conditions
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prh47bridge · 25/05/2023 00:05

There is nothing relevant in the terms you have posted. Indeed, any term that gave them the ability to change the service without notice and without giving the consumer a way out of the contract could be an unfair term. My view is that they are in breach of contract and should provide the service you paid for.

moonlight1705 · 25/05/2023 09:02

Thank you, that's very helpful. I've got the manager of the local dealership on the case sp hopefully there will be an outcome soon.

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