<prompt> Human: So basically, me and my girlfriend are going to be moving to York in September because shes going to Uni and Im leaving with her, we were looking around for student accommodation because her dad was pressuring her into living somewhere like that and emailed a bunch of places. A place replied and said that we could, and the place looked pretty great so we decided cool, yeah, nice. After a lot of talking over costs and working out budgeting and the like we made the plunge and payed the deposit of 350 pounds, to which we were told theres a 14 day change of mind policy. Fast forward about a month, we get an email saying that they made a mistake and that the rent should actually be higher than what weve been shown due to dual occupancy costs, we already had to start saving but theres no way we could afford to live with these new higher costs.I tell them that we cant live there anymore due to the higher prices and they say that we cant cancel, and if we cant find a new tenant to take the room, we or our guarantor will have to pay the full 10k for the year? Obviously we cant do this while living elsewhere and going to Uni and actually surviving so I told them this, and they said in this case theyd have to start their debt collection process which involves legal teams and debt collectors?Nobody agreed to be our guarantor or signed anything, so the brunt of all this would fall on us, so Im just very confused and scared at what to do and where this will all go.Sorry if this isnt the right place for this, if anyone could point me in the right direction that would be great.  <response>: rLegalAdviceUK would probably be a bit more helpful.From the face of it, you agreed to terms that they are not honoring. You shouldnt be held to new terms unless for some reason you signed a contractlease stating that the landlord can arbitrarily change them. 