on 27-02-2019 22:21
Hi,
I have called to one of my frined using my iPhone facetime video call to USA using my Wifi Network
When I have checked O2 charged me for the call on International Call rate. I have complained but the they are saying Facetime Audio calls to International numbers will not be covered in network. Only within UK Facetime audio calls are covered
I belive every iPhone using Wifi network favetime audio/video calls are free. But O2 are saying because of this is internal facetime audio call, they charge and billed for £243 for call to USA.
I was mentioned I have not dialled directly but used the facetime call button.
Any advise how to prove O2 has incorrectly cahrged me for the call throught internet connection.
thanks in advance
Krish
on 27-02-2019 22:26
on 27-02-2019 22:31
on 27-02-2019 22:31
thanks @MI5
They are saying we can see you have called directly as per the itemised bill and unable to refund money charged.
REPLY FROM THEM###
Our Final Position
Sometimes things just don’t work out the way we hoped. I’m sorry we’ve been unable to reach an agreement
in order to resolve your complaint. As we’ve now exhausted our internal complaints process, we’re in a
situation of “deadlock”.
You’d like to receive a refund for the amount billed for calling overseas as you feel that you were using
internet services at the time.
Firstly, I’m sorry that you’ve had a reason to raise a complaint, I understand how disappointing this may be.
I can conform the additional charges on your airtime bill dated 20 January 2019, are valid and correct from our
perspective, as they’ve been dialled from your SIM card. If you were using our Wi-Fi Calling service, this
wouldn’t prevent charges as calls are still made via our network.
As the account holder, it’s your responsibility to monitor your account and usage. You can access your
account online by using the following link to log in:
https://www.o2.co.uk/business/myo2business
For the reasons stated above, I’m unable to uphold your complaint.
Next steps
This letter is our final position so you may wish to approach the Ombudsman. The Ombudsman is there to
resolve disputes between communications providers and their customers. It is free to use their services, and
they are totally independent – so they do not take sides.
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