on 17-11-2018 16:12 - last edited on 19-11-2018 09:07 by EmilieT
on 17-11-2018 16:12 - last edited on 19-11-2018 09:07 by EmilieT
Hi all,
Same old story, O2 customer for nearly 20 years, got a phone call from O2 to renew which I accepted thinking I have 14 days cooling off, but when I phone about thier tarriff discover I am on a buisness contract with Ariel Direct with no cooling off period allowed. Sim only deal for £16.20 pm. but all bills are much more than that, so they give me back £4 pm, I just want out, can anyone give me any advice,
Regards Gerard
on 17-11-2018 17:25
Perhaps someone from admin can advise?
on 19-11-2018 09:11
Good morning @Gerard1954, and welcome to our forum
I'm sorry to hear you're not happy with your contract, has there been any changes since you wrote your post? Either way I'll send you a Private Message on the forum now to get some more details so we can check on our end if there's something we can do for you!
Thanks @jonsie for the mention
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19-11-2018 09:37 - edited 19-11-2018 09:39
19-11-2018 09:37 - edited 19-11-2018 09:39
@EmilieT This is yet another case of a consumer being slammed onto a business contract without full knowledge of the issues surrounding the swap . I ask again when will o2 protect its loyal customers from this practice! A trusted partner is raising there income on the back of consumers losing out on the protection not afforded to business customers !
This is almost the same as the old slamming scandal where users were swapped without knowledge between providers, by not disclosing fully that you will be on a business contract surely it is an illegal sales practice.
I again ask the team to feed this back to the highest level within o2 for future protection of all consumer tariff customers !
on 19-11-2018 11:23
on 19-11-2018 11:23
@Gerard1954 Ofcom official advice on your issue https://www.ofcom.org.uk/phones-telecoms-and-internet/how-to-report-a-complaint/sales
19-11-2018 20:19 - edited 19-11-2018 20:20
19-11-2018 20:19 - edited 19-11-2018 20:20
Thank you for your help, much appreciated, will make a formal complaint this week and take it from there, will post how I get on,
Regards Gerard
on 19-11-2018 20:23
on 19-11-2018 20:23
Thanks for the information,
Regards Gerard1954
on 20-11-2018 11:17
on 20-11-2018 11:17
Hi @Gerard1954, we've responded to your Private Message now, and are getting someone to look into this for you!
@adamtemp64 We've passed this on to the Business, and will continue to raise any feedback shared by you guys - thanks for always taking the time to post it
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on 20-11-2018 11:46
on 20-11-2018 11:46
@EmilieT Thanks but been allowed to go on for far to long when I worked on the recycling my loader had already fallen for this companies tactics. Time o2 business reviewed all the threads on here that mention this company etc