on 18-03-2010 12:49
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on 18-03-2010 16:36
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on 18-03-2010 16:38 - last edited on 13-06-2017 17:24 by MercedesS
It does sound like CPW may have messed up but obviously the situation wants resolving. In fairness, the details on your account (d.o.b.) should have been changed if you were told that they would be.
Can I ask, without wishing to offend you, did you discuss the problem in a calm manner when on the train? I know how frustrating it is when you have tried to sort out the problem many times over the phone but did you allow the adviser 'to get a word in' or perhaps you were a little anxious that the phone would disconnect and trying to rush the call?
If the call was ended by the adviser, then you are right, that is disgraceful and unacceptable. Personally, I think you should now make your complaint in writing to the relevant department. Write to:
or via post to:
O2 Complaints Review Service
PO BOX 694
Winchester
SO23 5AP
More information here : How do I make a complaint?
Tell them:
• Your name and address
• Your mobile and account numbers
• A daytime phone number
• A suggestion of how they can put things right
Also have a look here at the Ccode of Practice for further information.
Hope this helps and that you get the satisfaction you deserve.
on 18-03-2010 18:40
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