on 21-11-2017 22:14
on 21-11-2017 22:14
Clearly it's been made impossible online to change down at the end of your contract to the latest SIM only deal .
when in your O2 account, the only suggestions available are phenomenally more expensive than the shop page.
as the best offers are not "new customers only", this is illegal by blatantly not illustrating these offers.
Am forwarding the deliberate variance to M Lewis & Watchdog.
Frustrates me when companies blatantly over price and break the law simply by not showing the full price structure.
Example is 5G for over £20 on my O2 page and it's 6G for £16 in online shop
on 21-11-2017 22:44
It's the "upgrade now" link I'm referring to. That's where the over priced deals are.
on 21-11-2017 22:45
on 21-11-2017 22:45
on 21-11-2017 22:51
Wrong ! I am looking at the offers on my O2 with an expired / spent contract.....not mid term.
The page you are referring to is the one with the lower priced offers on. Go into them and proceed to checkout and you cannot buy it and transfer your existing account. Tried it all.
21-11-2017 23:08 - edited 21-11-2017 23:10
21-11-2017 23:08 - edited 21-11-2017 23:10
I may be misunderstanding this but I am seeing these Sim Only tariffs @Anonymous
I am at end of contract next month but the 6GB tariff is cheaper than the 2GB I am currently on?
I know from experience I will be able to take up that offer online. If I had any problems at all I would be contacting customer services and requesting the deal as shown on the website
https://www.o2.co.uk/contactus
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 21-11-2017 23:21
Yes exactly the offer I want to take up. Similar scenario but no, you wouldn't be able to online as you cannot do it from your O2 options page. I tried clicking "to purchase" on the page you've pasted but you can't as an existing customer and transfer your number.
CS would no doubt sort, but racks me off. Live Chat not responding either. Been busy last 15 mins with no response.
Going to to get another G&T 😃
on 21-11-2017 23:31
on 21-11-2017 23:31
Live chat now closed @Anonymous. Also they aren't the best people to sort account issues either. Ringing customer services when they open at 8am tomorrow would be the best time.
I would join you in a G&T but not my drink. If vodka is available then I would partake.
Best of luck tomorrow...
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 22-11-2017 01:16
on 22-11-2017 01:16
I did have the exact same problem as yourself @Anonymous when I wanted to change my tariff on my return to the UK. I couldn't buy the deal I wanted. I too was sim only and only by calling customer service could I get that deal but they did it instantly. I was in no fit state to shop around but if i purely wanted to do it online then yes maybe I would.
Despite O2's mandate to treat all customers equally, current and new, under their Fair Deal For All scheme I believe those deals are to attract new customers. Like yourself I tried to upgrade, and it was an upgrade, via My O2 and the tariff I wanted wasn't there. So in actual fact there is no fair deal for all whatever the spin on it.
I recommended calling customer service because I got the specific deal I wanted straight away without hesitation and they were only too willing to help.
Whether it's illegal or not I'm not qualified to say but it's certainly unethical and definitely unfair.