13-01-2024 10:00 - edited 13-01-2024 10:02
13-01-2024 10:00 - edited 13-01-2024 10:02
I just got off the call with customer care and I am so livid because first of all, I only spoke of Indians and I couldn’t literally hear what they say because they kept switching accents /languages so many times. The first person I spoke to mumbled so much, screamed at me and said he couldn’t give any solutions because I was not interested in switching to 5G. He even told me to go in store as 5G was the only solution to my problem. By the way my problem was that in 3 days I had exhausted 7GB of Data mind you, we have home wifi, I barely stepped out and oh the network in my postcode was just 1 4G network bar. This wouldn’t be my first 8GB data purchase so I found this extremely odd hence why I called to get a breakdown. After what seem like I was being shoved into a 5G hole, I requested to speak to someone else. He eventually put me through his manager.
Manager, also Indian suggested I switched to a bigger plan. I’m like sir, why does it always seem like I’m being forced to buy/upgrade to something when I call customer care??? I come with a problem, just help me find a solution to it instead of shoving things down my throat! This doesn’t solve my problem in anyway. Also o2 maybe it’s about time you started checking your customer service agents. I don’t know why there has been an influx of Indians lately, I get the stereotype that they may be more technologically inclined but at the very least, let me be able to speak with someone I understand better or someone who wouldn’t switch to a completely different language during our conversation. I find that unprofessional and adds up even more to my frustration. On a side note, I’m seriously considering switching from this network. It’s really not going on well
on 13-01-2024 11:44
You can identify what this cost and usage relates to yourself with tools available from O2 via web or app Guide: How-to guide for My O2 and via your phone's own logging mechanism for data use:
Android: https://support.google.com/fi/answer/9458407?hl=en
iPhone: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT201299
You can also contact O2 via Social Media, no need to speak - info in the link below for Twitter/X, Instagram and Facebook.
Good luck, @Help4me
on 13-01-2024 18:08
on 13-01-2024 18:08
on 14-01-2024 19:26
on 14-01-2024 19:26
Thank you so much
on 14-01-2024 19:26
on 14-01-2024 19:26
Thank you so much