Breach of contract what does this suppose to mean?

LOL when u get the connection there might be clause that u have to keep it minumum for one year. this must be part of contract, and there might be penality on discontinuing of the connection. so as u decide to cut it off, so u voilate the terms of contact So in simple Breach of contract mean voilating the conditions written in contract and make in invalid Solution to ur problem continue ur connection till date u have agreed in contract Take care

Breach of contract means that you in some way shape or form did not meet your obligations to fulfill your contract. Per their records you missed payment, so you broke (breached) the contract. The only resolution her is to find all receipts, canceled checks or any proof of payment that shows that you did in fact pay every amount owed.

hi sheen! ^__^ breach of contract means you didn't follow everything that was written in the contract that both you and the telephone company signed. for sure when you applied for a telephone line, you signed many documents and that includes a contract. the moment you signed the contract was the moment you agreed to all the terms and conditions and that probably include a 1-yr period that you have to use the phone and pay the bills. if you didn't follow that, then you are in trouble my friend. ^__^;; you shouldn't have lose those receipts! receipts are very important. but if you have receipts, then surely they have a record in their computer of your payment. unless, your receipts are not computer generated. .

Breach of contract is breaking from the terms & conditions stated in it, like you must patronize their services for one year, up to date payment. Go back to the office where you made payments because for sure it is in their computer, only maybe they had not sent it to the main office-like Manila. I experienced delayed reporting by the office. I requested a cut-off internet services because we couldn't access it anymore, the service is too slow. I returned all the items required but on the next bill, I was still charged with it. I went to the office where I returned the items, presented my receipts/documents and the personnel apologized because she had not reported the returned items. Maybe, this case is similar to yours. However, you must develop keeping records because you cannot contest the personnel if you have nothing to present to them.