on 30-01-2012 14:26
on 30-01-2012 14:26
on 30-01-2012 14:31 - last edited on 13-06-2017 17:25 by MercedesS
on 30-01-2012 14:31 - last edited on 13-06-2017 17:25 by MercedesS
you need to contact o2 directly these forums have little / no o2 involvement.
If they do respond here it is the same team as twitter.
send an email detailing all your issues to the complaint review service all details are on the main o2 contactus page under complaint code of practice quoted below
How do I make a complaint?
Complaints Code of Practice
At O2, we always try to make sure things run as smoothly as possible for our customers. If you're unhappy with any part of our service, please tell us.
Your complaints give us a chance to put things right and also means we can improve our service to you and our customers in future.
Our service teams are in the best position to deal with your complaint and should be the first people you contact. You can contact them by phone, letter or email. You can do this by clicking here
We'll look into your complaint immediately and try to sort the issue out as fully as we can within five days. If something comes up that means it may take longer than this we’ll discuss this with you. If you're unhappy with our decision, ask for one of our team managers to investigate further.
We hope that we will have been able to sort out any problems by this stage. However, if you're still not satisfied after speaking to one of our managers and you'd like an impartial review, please write to:
O2 Complaints Review Service
PO BOX 694
Winchester
SO23 5AP
More information here : How do I make a complaint?
Alternatively you can email us directly at: complaintreviewservice@o2.com
or fax us on 0870 600 2402. We’ll review your complaint within five working days.
Please include the following information:
Your name and address
Your mobile and account numbers
A daytime contact number
A suggestion of what you'd like us to do to put things right
If you've had any previous correspondence relating to your complaint, please send copies of these as well as any names of supervisors and managers you've spoken to.
If we haven’t been able to sort things out within eight weeks, the ombudsman can review your complaint for free. Unless there is a deadlock situation, they won’t look at cases that are less than eight weeks old. Contact them directly at:
Ombudsman Services: Communications
PO Box 730
Warrington
WA4 6WU
Phone: 0845 050 1614
Textphone: 0845 051 1513
http://www.os-communications.org
Email: enquiries@os-communications.org
For information on your consumer rights, get free advice from your local citizens advice bureau (CAB), consumer advice centre, local authority trading standards or consumer protection department. You'll find their contact details in the local telephone directory or ask at your town hall or local authority offices.
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on 30-01-2012 16:25
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