on 09-03-2016 21:22
on 09-03-2016 21:22
I recently upgraded my iPhone 6 plus tariff from 3GB data on 4G to 6GB on 4G. I received a new sim which I installed as per instructions only to find that I can no longer receive 4G. I queried this with my local O2 shop, who tried various options and eventually told me they could not help and I should go to Apple, even though their diagnostic test found no fault with my phone. I asked if they would reverse the upgrade and they said no. So I am now paying an increased amount for a slower service (i.e. 3G not 4G). This treatment can't be right, surely? Do I really have to return my fault-free phone to Apple? Help!
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on 23-09-2017 08:45
on 23-09-2017 08:45
on 23-09-2017 12:16
on 23-09-2017 12:16
How can they add a bb bolt on when you specifically told them to check the one you needed? Terrible!