on 16-09-2016 13:31
on 16-09-2016 13:31
16-09-2016 16:05 - edited 16-09-2016 16:06
@Anonymous wrote:
I have just spoken to Customer upgrade team and they havechecked my order - they have told me that it will be dispacthing from the warehouse to store on Monday / arrving in store for pickup for Tuesday.
Lets wait and see if this proves to be true....
Ordered Iphone 7+ 256 Mattt Black on Upgrade fro instore Collection.
When did you order?
Edit: And had they given you an expected date previously?
on 16-09-2016 16:06
on 16-09-2016 16:06
on 16-09-2016 16:08
I've got the same answer by CS over the phone @Anonymous
on 16-09-2016 16:08
16-09-2016 16:09 - edited 16-09-2016 16:10
Order Type: Contract Upgrade
How Ordered: Online
Delivery Type: Collect from Store
Model Ordered: 7 Plus Black 128gb
Date Ordered: 09/09
Time Ordered: 09:10am
Time Confirmation Emails Received: 09:18am
Delivery Expectation Set: Not a clue
Email of Death Received: Nothing
Still haven't heard anything. O2 has been so bad at this. First time doing an early upgrade on my contract (only got 2 weeks left on it anyway).
No information or contact whatsoever.
on 16-09-2016 16:15
Same here @Anonymous
that's why I called CS and he said it's pretty normal because we are new to O2 and don't have account yet.
once the phone arrives and they allocate a SIM card you will get the order on myO2.
he guaranteed that Tueday I'll have my 7+ 128 jetblack on my chosen store.
fingers crossed
on 16-09-2016 16:16
on 16-09-2016 16:16
So I asked this specifically of O2 on Twitter....
Do "Click and Collect" web orders get handled the same way as delivery orders, just that they get delivered to store and not your home?
The response was....
Click & Collect orders are processed the same way, yes.
So this implies they are delivered to store for collection, and not from specific store stock
on 16-09-2016 16:33
on 16-09-2016 16:33
I was previously told my iphone 7+ was out of stock and now i have been told it will be delivered tomorrow..... there is still hope!
16-09-2016 16:33 - edited 16-09-2016 16:36
From my experience working at Vodaphone (an entire month), It was quite common practise for customer service agents to mess with orders if they were shouted at on the phone. This was never Vodafone's doing but the people on the front line. This may not be relevant to O2 but since then I have never shouted at a CS agent from whom I am hoping to get help from,regardless of how bad the situation is. I left in the end becuase it was such a bitter workplace.