Downgrading my contract

[Anonymous]

02 signed me up to an exclusive offer with the iphone for 14 quid a month for 24 months and then changed the t&c's without informing me.

Isn't it funny how o2 getaway with increasing the tarriffs due to inflation and then offer a better deal to new customer signing up to o2. What a bunch of con artists they really are...Firstly they signed me up to a deal then charge inflation, then give new o2 customers 200 mins(double mine), unlimited txts and 250mb of date(triple mine) and chagre the new o2 customers 1 quid less per month and give them the exact same handset and charge me 25 quid for the same deal. So i am paying for o2 inflation so that they cantreat existing customer like trash and new customers much better than us (until they get them in contract that is.

NEVER SIGN UP TO O2 WITH THE IPHONE AS THEY THEN FIND A WAY TO CHARGE YOU INFLATION THAT DOES NOT EXIST IF YOUR A NEW CUSTOMER.

Worst about it is i have been with o2 for 15 years.

GOODBYE O2 WHEN MY CONTRACTS OVER IN 1 MONTH.

Signed;

another ripped off customer.

[Anonymous]

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@Bambino wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

txt speek wuld rely bin da icin on da cake bruv!

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Oh please, Pablo, don't you start with all that. It's bad enough when I can't decipher what  people who are trying to write in English are saying. There's a huge button that says 'Spell Check'. Why don't people use it?

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I hate it too!

[Anonymous]

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@Bambino wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

txt speek wuld rely bin da icin on da cake bruv!

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Oh please, Pablo, don't you start with all that. It's bad enough when I can't decipher what  people who are trying to write in English are saying. There's a huge button that says 'Spell Check'. Why don't people use it?

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Because everyone assumes that txt speak is English dictionary now

[Bambino]

In an odd way, I can cope with text speak easier than someone trying to write in English, but getting the spelling so completely wrong that I can't make heads nor tails out of what they're trying to say. It's just a pet peeve, but it sometimes drives me nuts on here. Especially when if someone is unsure of a word, it's so easily corrected by clicking on the Spell Checker. Text speak and predictive text have made everyone (barring a few) extremely lazy.