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I hereby notify you of my decision to terminate the contract relating to the Freedom Mobile service.
This notification constitutes a firm, clear and unequivocal intention to cancel the contract, effective at the earliest possible date or in accordance with the applicable contractual period.
Please take all necessary measures to:
– cease all billing from the effective date of cancellation;
– confirm in writing the proper processing of this request;
– and, if applicable, send me the final statement or balance confirmation.
This cancellation is addressed to you by certified e-mail. The sending, timestamping and content integrity are established, making it a probative document meeting electronic proof requirements. You therefore have all the necessary elements to proceed with regular processing of this cancellation, in accordance with applicable principles regarding written notification and contractual freedom.
In accordance with personal data protection rules, I also request:
– deletion of all my data not necessary for your legal or accounting obligations;
– closure of any associated personal account;
– and confirmation of actual data deletion according to applicable privacy rights.
I retain a complete copy of this notification as well as proof of sending.
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- guarantee the validity of an incorrect or outdated address.
- prevent the recipient from contesting the legal scope of the mail.
Cancel Freedom Mobile: Easy Method
What is Freedom Mobile
Overview
Freedom Mobile was a mobile services name that has appeared in different markets; in New Zealand there is no active mobile operator currently trading under that exact name.
Current status in New Zealand
Available records indicate a company by that name was struck off and there is no operational Freedom Mobile provider in New Zealand today.
Because the brand is not an active NZ mobile operator, cancellation processes may differ from live carriers; follow the guidance below if you have an existing account or subscription under a related Freedom brand.
How to cancel Freedom Mobile
Cancel app-subscription trials
If you subscribed to a mobile app free trial linked to a Freedom service, cancel through the same platform used to start the trial.
For app-store trials you must cancel via the App Store or Google Play to avoid automatic charges. See the provider FAQ for details: Mobile app free-trial FAQs.
Cancel subscriptions or plans
- Post-trial subscription: sign in to My Account, go to "Your Plan" → "Cancel Plan".
- If you have a contract or cannot cancel online, contact customer service and request cancellation; ask for a case/reference number. See account help: Freedom Help & Support.
- Prepaid: purchases are usually final sale - no cancellation or refund after purchase.
- If you qualify for a return/refund window (see refund rules below), request the refund promptly and keep correspondence.
What happens when you cancel
Service access
Cancellation usually stops future renewals; whether service ends immediately or at the end of the billing period depends on the plan and provider policy.
For many NZ providers the service may continue until the paid term ends; confirm the specific end date with customer service.
Billing, data and usage
Postpaid accounts may still be liable for usage charges accrued up to cancellation and may be eligible for a limited return window (see refund rules).
Prepaid balances are often non-refundable and will typically expire or remain non-redeemable after cancellation.
Will I get a refund?
Postpaid refunds (conditions)
- If you cancel a postpaid plan within a short return window (example: 15 days from activation) and have used less than 50% of your monthly data, you may be eligible for a refund of the monthly fee and connection fee.
- There is typically no early cancellation fee in this return-window scenario, but usage charges up to cancellation are still payable. (Source example: community reports.)
Prepaid and general exceptions
- Prepaid plans are generally final sale: no refunds or cancellations after purchase.
- No pro‑rata refunds are commonly offered outside any specific return window; internet-services policies often state service continues until the end of the paid term with no credit.
- If you believe a refund was wrongly denied, gather evidence and consider raising a complaint with New Zealand consumer authorities.
Freedom Mobile plans and pricing
Plan list
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Endless Data‑Only Plan (5 GB max, then endless) | NZ$29.00 | Monthly | 5 GB at max speed, then endless reduced‑speed data; unlimited NZ/AU calls & texts |
| Endless Data‑Only Plan (10 GB max, then endless) | NZ$39.00 | Monthly | 10 GB at max speed, then endless reduced‑speed data; unlimited NZ/AU calls & texts |
| Endless Mobile Lite Plan | NZ$45.00 | Monthly | 5 GB max speed then endless data, 250 min + 50 texts to 20 countries, endless NZ/AU calls & texts, hotspot & Wi‑Fi calling |
| Endless Mobile Regular Plan | NZ$65.00 | Monthly | 15 GB max speed then endless data, same inclusions as Lite Plan |
| Endless Mobile Premium Plan | NZ$70.00 | Monthly | 40 GB max speed then endless data, same inclusions as Lite Plan |
Notes on pricing
These example plans are representative NZ plans from other providers and illustrate typical pricing tiers.
Freedom Mobile (Canada) does not provide NZ‑denominated pricing for New Zealand; always verify the exact plan and price with the active provider before cancelling or switching.
Your consumer rights in New Zealand
Relevant laws
New Zealand consumer protections include the Consumer Guarantees Act and the Fair Trading Act, which govern goods and services standards and truthful representations.
Cancellations, refunds and contract terms may also be subject to specific carrier terms and the Commerce/consumer guidance for telecoms.
What you can do
- Check your contract for fixed‑term cancellation fees - these may be permitted under NZ consumer law.
- If you believe your rights were breached, complain to the provider in writing and keep records.
- If unresolved, escalate to Consumer Protection: Cancel your plan guidance.
Customer experiences
Positive reports
Some customers report satisfactory support interactions where agents were helpful, cases were logged and callbacks occurred.
These positive experiences tend to be situational and depend on the specific agent or channel used.
Common complaints
Many reviews cite long wait times, difficulty contacting support, billing errors and delayed or denied refunds.
Coverage and network reliability concerns, plus disputes over charges after cancellation, are frequent themes in public reviews.
Documentation checklist
What to have ready
- Account number or username used with the provider.
- Date of activation and the date you request cancellation.
- Proof of payment (receipts, bank/credit statements) for disputed charges.
- Device details (model, IMEI) if relevant and any contract/reference numbers.
How to submit
- Use the provider's My Account portal to cancel where possible and save screenshots.
- If you contact support, request a case/reference number and a written confirmation of cancellation.
- Escalate in writing if phone support is unhelpful and keep a timeline of communications.
Common mistakes
Not cancelling via the right channel
A common error is cancelling a free trial in the provider portal instead of the App Store or Google Play, which can leave the app subscription active and cause charges.
Assuming automatic refunds or proration
Another frequent mistake is expecting pro‑rata refunds after cancellation; many plans (especially prepaid or after the return window) do not offer pro‑rata credits.
Also, failing to record cancellation reference numbers can make disputes harder to resolve.
Comparative recap
At a glance
| Item | Postpaid | Prepaid |
|---|---|---|
| Refund policy (typical) | Possible within a short return window (e.g., 15 days) if usage <50%. | No refund - final sale. |
| How to cancel | My Account → Your Plan → Cancel Plan or contact support. | Purchase is final; no cancellation after purchase. |
| Charges after cancel | Usage charges still apply; connection/monthly fees may be refunded within window. | Balances usually non‑refundable. |
Quick comparison
If you are evaluating next steps, postpaid customers should check the 15‑day return period and usage thresholds.
Prepaid customers should assume no refund and consider switching providers only after the prepaid term ends.
After cancelling
Check your account and bills
Confirm cancellation in writing and monitor your bank/card statements for any continuing charges.
If you see unexpected charges, contact the provider immediately and save all correspondence.
Where to get help
- Provider help pages: Freedom Help & Support.
- App trial info: Mobile app free-trial FAQs.
- Consumer guidance and formal complaints: Consumer Protection - Cancel your plan.
Address
Registered office
No current public postal address for an active Freedom Mobile operator in New Zealand was found; historical records indicate a registered office in Wanganui for a struck‑off company.
If you need to write to them
If you must send a formal complaint and there is no working provider address, send correspondence to the contact channels listed on the provider's official site and keep copies.
If you cannot resolve the issue with the provider, consider contacting NZ consumer authorities for next steps.