What happens to my broadband bill if I change my plan?

This article explains how changing your EE Broadband plan affects your bill, helping you understand adjustments and manage your payments effectively.

When you switch to a new EE Broadband plan, your bill might look a bit different for a month. Here’s what you can expect:

  • Refund for the old plan: Since you pay for your plan a month in advance, you’ll get a refund for the unused portion of your old plan.
  • Cost of the new plan: You’ll be charged for the new plan from the day it starts until the end of the month.
  • Next month’s charges: The following month, you’ll see the full charge for your new plan.

 

Next bill after plan change

Your next bill should look normal, but you might see:

  • New add-on charges: If you have any call add-ons, you’ll see a new charge each month under Extras and Discounts.
  • Setup and connection fees: Any fees for setting up and connecting your new service.

 

In summary

  • We’ll charge you for your new plan from the day it starts.
  • We’ll refund the unused portion of your old plan.
  • Your next bill will reflect the new plan price, which might be a bit higher or lower than before.

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