on 05-07-2014 16:58
on 05-07-2014 16:58
Out in Canada travelling on business for another week, only to find myself topping up like a gambling addict in Vegas - over thirty-odd quid in three days. So I go online, to look for my bill summary, as it says on all the O2 advice. Except....no bill option. Not a detailed bill summary, a brief bill or anything. After an initial webchat I was pointed to subject access request, where I was informed I could get said information, if I photocopied my bank cards, paid ten quid and waited a few weeks. That is a tremendous help when I'm out abroad, looking for what is piling through my top-up money. I can't believe I cannot see my own bill breakdown with O2. To cap it all off, the cherry on the cake, I was told I could ring a 99p a minute number from Canada to explain it all to the team who handle contract terminations. As this webchat took me an hour, I figured out I didn't want to spend £60 on a phone call telling them how bad it is I can't see even my own bill. I guess at least I wouldn't have to look at the £60 call on any bill anytime soon.
O2 - can't do (bills).
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on 26-04-2015 19:55
I absolutely agree with you. Our account was being used to pay for fraudulent gambling calls but there is no way to detect this without an itemised bill. O2 obviously do not want you to discover this type of fraud because they make money from it.
on 26-04-2015 20:02
on 26-04-2015 20:02
on 26-04-2015 21:11
on 26-04-2015 21:11
Surely you can check yourself on P&G what charges are being debited. How do O2 know if you inadvertently signed up to a subscription service?