on 10-12-2017 12:30
on 10-12-2017 12:30
Solved! Go to Solution.
on 10-12-2017 12:43
Hi @Anonymous If you got the replacement phone from O2 then it's up to them to unblock it. It seems as if they were the ones to send you a dodgy replacement.
I can't see this has anything to do with Vodafone at all.
The phone came from O2.
I would definitely complain https://www.o2.co.uk/how-to-complain
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 10-12-2017 12:43
Hi @Anonymous If you got the replacement phone from O2 then it's up to them to unblock it. It seems as if they were the ones to send you a dodgy replacement.
I can't see this has anything to do with Vodafone at all.
The phone came from O2.
I would definitely complain https://www.o2.co.uk/how-to-complain
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 10-12-2017 13:01
on 10-12-2017 13:01
on 10-12-2017 13:02
on 10-12-2017 13:02
I wonder if they input the wrong Imei or its o2 recycle trying to pull another fast one & having to not pay out
on 10-12-2017 14:07
on 10-12-2017 14:07
on 10-12-2017 14:12
@Anonymous You may wish to put in a complaint if you are getting nowhere
on 10-12-2017 14:15
on 10-12-2017 14:15
@AnonymousDisregard what O2 recycle told you. They are partnered with O2 and are trying to absolve themselves of responsibility.
Bottom line O2 sent you a phone which was ok until you tried to sell it on . It was found to be blocked. Now it doesnt matter who why when this happened....you were sent a phone by O2 NOT vodafone. They should have checked it before sending it out to an unsuspecting customer
It's O2's job to sort this and no one elses. Make the complaint in the link I gave...
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 10-12-2017 15:17
on 10-12-2017 15:17
@Anonymous wrote:
Vodafone said they never owned the phone and that O2 have a direct line to Vodafone and they should of contacted Vodafone not tell me to do it.
Exactly what I said above.
Voda blocked it, by accident and O2 need to tell them to unblock it.
on 10-12-2017 15:43
on 10-12-2017 15:43
Is the phone still working.?
on 10-12-2017 15:57
on 10-12-2017 15:57