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Hi Edward,
Your broadband bill of £560.67 still hasn't been paid. Please pay it immediately. If you've paid in the last few days, thanks, you can ignore this email. |
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You can check online for more ways to pay. Never miss a payment againOnce you've paid this bill, setting up a Direct Debit is the easiest way to pay your future bills. You can do this, as well as checking your balance and charges by logging into your account at ee.co.uk/go/login.What happens if you don't payYou'll be charged a late payment fee of £7.50 and we'll have to restrict your services. This means you'll no longer be able to make standard calls or use your broadband. You'll still be able to call 999 or 112 for Emergency Services.You'll also have to pay a reconnection fee of up to £18 plus an additional £6 for any extra phone numbers you have. Arrangements and late or missed payments will be seen on your credit file. This could affect your chances of getting credit in the future. Your options if you can't payIf you're having financial difficulties and can't pay, we're here to support you and have a number of options that may help. To talk about these with one of our friendly Guides, please call 0800 079 8586.Free independent adviceThere are several independent debt advice services that can help if you're struggling with your finances. They'll give you free and confidential advice and aim to find solutions that are best suited to you.National Debtline – freephone 0808 808 4000 StepChange Debt Charity – freephone 0800 138 1111 Citizens Advice – find your local branch on their website |
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Thanks, The EE Team |
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