Galaxy Note 4

[Anonymous]

Anyone else getting frustrated with the lack of info for note 4 release date on O2. Come on O2 give us a clue, sick of seeing all the apple comments when what we want is a real phone 😄

[viridis]

Be more dog.
Running round in circles chasing it's own tail.

[jonsie]

...and disappearing up it's own backside! (how polite is that?)

[Anonymous]

I'm sorry to say, I have signed up for a new contract through carphone warehouse with ee. I took the deal that I mentioned in my last post. The deal clincher for me was the cinema tickets and the monthly repayments. I'll be saving myself £40 over the two years and they're cinema deals really appeals to me. My note 4 was meant to show up today from O2 but it hasn't so I think it will arrive tomorrow. I'll be returning this straight back and cancelling my contract. All is not lost however, I've ordered an O2 payg SIM card to put in my old iPhone so I can use that for emergencies, holidays etc. I have a two week wait for my note 4 with carphone warehouse but I don't mind. It was the best decision for me.

[MI5]

As always, it's what works for you.
As long as you are happy with the network and service all is good

[jonsie]

I certainly don't blame you for your decision, always go with the best deal for yourself. Hopefully no bloatware on the phone and no waiting for updates. Win,win...

[Anonymous]

I too have move to EE through CPW.

Although i was quite sceptical of CPW after reading some horrendous stories, i cannot put into words how fantastic they have been.

[MI5]

Never had a problem with them myself at all either, but I suppose for balance I acknowledge some difficulties have been reported on here from time to time.

[jonsie]

CPW are much better these days and to put it into perspective we normally hear only the bad on here.

[Anonymous]

Ok so I am going to leave my white Note 4 order open (due to my amazing deal !?!?!) but have sent an email to the complaint Review Service. They say they will respond within 5 days so will update when I get a response. 

Anyone aware of my legal rights. If O2 pulled the call it would be very clear I ordered Black and made an agreement based on a black model. Do O2 legally have to honour this or are they just within their rights to offer me a cancellation. 

[jonsie]

I would have thought O2 would be legally obliged to offer you the original deal upon return of the white phone following their cancellation procedure. Certainly morally but legally?...I'm no lawyer and not that well up in consumer rights so I would be interested in the reply from the CRS.