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Message posted on 25 Nov 2025 06:00 PM
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I am trying to amend and renew my subscription but after agreeing the new figure by removing multi room and new net price I am told by the agent I will be charged a admin fee to renew!! 13 years plus platinum customer with only a couple of free films during that time and you want an admin fee, what a disgrace when cheaper rates are available to new customers anyway!! I think this charge is unfair and quite frankly ridiculous!
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Message posted on 25 Nov 2025 06:15 PM
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@Xo1 wrote:I think this charge is unfair and quite frankly ridiculous!
Indeed - I tend to negotiate that away but sometimes they dig their heels in.
Cancel if you don't like the deal - they tend to rethink matters...
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Message posted on 25 Nov 2025 06:15 PM
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@Xo1 wrote:I think this charge is unfair and quite frankly ridiculous!
Indeed - I tend to negotiate that away but sometimes they dig their heels in.
Cancel if you don't like the deal - they tend to rethink matters...
Message posted on 26 Nov 2025 11:57 AM
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Re: Admin charge for loyal customers???
Be aware that threatening to cancel can result in your account actually being cancelled. I did try and strongarm them into further cuts, but they just said fine and started processing the cancellation.
As stated, asking for this to be waived sometimes works.
Pete.
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