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very pedantic of you..........which is an arrogant and attempt at a polite way of being rude 
Nope, I am not protective of O2, not even in the same town, not even close. As a supposed educated person, you might have realized that Berkshire is a big county, it is wrong to assume that I am actually from here. You have had nothing positive to say in any post, it is all negative with no helpful advice and yet you continue to repeat yourself, the definition of trolling is (urban dictionary); Being a **bleep** on the internet because you can. Typically unleashing one or more cynical or sarcastic remarks on an innocent by-stander, because it's the internet and, hey, you can. So yup, I stand by my point. This is a customer forum, not a forum where O2 staff reply.
Nope, I am not protective of O2, not even in the same town, not even close. As a supposed educated person, you might have realized that Berkshire is a big county, it is wrong to assume that I am actually from here. You have had nothing positive to say in any post, it is all negative with no helpful advice and yet you continue to repeat yourself, the definition of trolling is (urban dictionary); Being a **bleep** on the internet because you can. Typically unleashing one or more cynical or sarcastic remarks on an innocent by-stander, because it's the internet and, hey, you can. So yup, I stand by my point. This is a customer forum, not a forum where O2 staff reply.
Totally agree. I stand by what I said earlier when I said its YOUR responsibility to make sure you have more than one contact number available to be reached on, just in case one of the networks is down. But we live now in a blame someone else society, and when things go wrong, they expect compensation, when in most circumstances a bit or forethought could have avoided it. I have a sick mother, but she/we used a bit of forethought and made sure that she has a landline number and also a mobile number too, to be reached on. If she didn't have a landline number, I would have suggested to her that she had an alternative mobile number on an alternative network in case the others were down.
PhoneBuff wrote:
Just to add my 2 cents. To all of the customers that aren't satisfied with this... Read your Terms & Conditions! O2 have terms in your contract protecting them from stuff like this, and don't have to pay a penny. The fact that they're willing to hand out over £70,000,000 in vouchers to people affected is amazing. And when customers have the audacity to ask to leave after not having any service for less than 24 hours makes me sick. Compare O2's generosity to other UK networks, and you'll realise why we're still the number 1 network.
