on 05-10-2012 22:58
on 05-10-2012 22:58
If you'd like to apply group pressure to O2 in the hope that they will improve their customer service, please follow @O2PayAttention on twitter. Once we have enough followers we'll start making some noise, perhaps then they will listen, individually we don't seem to matter. Pity but that's how it is...
on 08-10-2012 12:14
08-10-2012 12:16 - edited 08-10-2012 12:17
08-10-2012 12:16 - edited 08-10-2012 12:17
the @o2 twitter team are already in contact and yes sheepdogs are the reasons I falgged over the weekend and the crossposts.
We have been here before with this sort of post and they were removed promptly
on 08-10-2012 12:38
on 08-10-2012 12:38
Not any more. We have to be nice and nurcher newbies with massive chips on their shoulders.... (I got a pm from admin to prove it)......
@adamtemp64 wrote:
We have been here before with this sort of post and they were removed promptly
on 08-10-2012 14:50
@adamtemp64 wrote:
@the @o2 twitter team are already in contact and yes sheepdogs are the reasons I falgged over the weekend and the crossposts.
We have been here before with this sort of post and they were removed promptly
I know Adam and I know of many other forums where any form of criticism is deleted. I don't think that's right. I'd rather have people complaining about something here than on external websites where we don't have any opportunity to respond to it.
on 08-10-2012 15:12
on 08-10-2012 15:12
What we'd like to see maintained is the Mod's reasons for editing both via a PM and on the post. They've done this sometimes but in the most, you never know why*. Consistency is the key and everybody wins as the subject gets discussed though in my experience, it does end up in an attack on the reason for being moderated.
* As far as I know I haven't been moderated since The Dawn of Lithium but then again, how would I know
on 08-10-2012 15:17
on 08-10-2012 15:17
If after all the complainants regarding level of customer service have exausted the official complaints procedure I would agree to constructive critical posts. But starting a campain agaist o2 using the o2 community as a spring board is wrong.
For those new members the official complaints procedure can bee seen here http://service.o2.co.uk/IQ/SRVS/CGI-BIN/WEBCGI.EXE?New,Kb=Companion,question=ref(User):str(Mobile),C...
on 08-10-2012 15:20
on 08-10-2012 15:21
@adamtemp64 wrote:
If after all the complainants regarding level of customer service have exausted the official complaints procedure I would agree to constructive critical posts. But starting a campain agaist o2 using the o2 community as a spring board is wrong.
For those new members the official complaints procedure can bee seen here http://service.o2.co.uk/IQ/SRVS/CGI-BIN/WEBCGI.EXE?New,Kb=Companion,question=ref(User):str(Mobile),C...
Thanks for clarifying that, Adam and I agree. You're also right about the procedure, that is by far the best route for an official complaint.
on 08-10-2012 15:22
on 08-10-2012 15:22
on 09-10-2012 14:18
on 09-10-2012 14:18
I'm really surprised by some of the comment this thread has attracted. All I want is what I assume we all want - good customer service when we need it. I could leave O2 if I wanted to, I'm already out of contract, but I'd prefer to push for O2 to fix the one thing - make that two things - that make me an unhappy customer. If they fixed these things then I'd willingly stay with O2, loyalty should count for something...
The customer service is the first big issue (absurdly difficult to speak to anyone), the second is that us loyal customers don't seem to get any better treatment than the switchers and the walk-ins, that's not how good businesses operate in my opinion.
I'm trying to make these points to O2 in a way that will get a response and some action, I'm not remotely interested in trying to turn people against O2.
With the above in mind, do people really think that this shouldn't be discussed in a feedback forum? If that's the case then I've misunderstood the whole concept of feedback...