on 29-01-2013 00:40
In November i finally gave up and decided to go through the Complaints procedure with reference to the Family Pack Issues, well in early December i received a call from the o2 Complaints, and after explaining the continuous problems i was experiencing, i was given a run down of what the procedures were going to be, I was also credited for inconvenience caused which was a good unexpected gesture,
In January the problem still wasn't fixed and once again I had to put a complaint in, this time there were no phonecalls but a lot of Emails. After being told that the engineers had sorted the problem (approx a week), I went onto my Family Bolt On, and the ONLY thing that had changed was that the Engineers had removed a number for me. The Problem is still there. After sending an email to the Female that was dealing with the case, i attached two photographs of the two screen messages i keep getting, and since then i have heard no more, anyone got any ideas as to what my next move could be (getting rid of the family pack ISNT an option). It is frustrating that i'm paying a fee for something that I can't manage, but i'm not the type of person that will pick up the phone and shout at the person at the other end, after all its not their fault
29-01-2013 14:00 - edited 29-01-2013 14:01
The customer side of the family management has been down for over six months I have reported it to o2 many many times and they just say we will look into it they cannot be bothered to fix it I'm sorry but I have had this bolt on since it came out and like you are very annoyed at having to go through customer services to get numbers added/changed its what we are paying for I made a complaint because I couldn't change the numbers got a refund for the month but no news on when or if they will bother to sort it it really does let a good network own when they are obviously not concerned what their customers think
on 29-01-2013 02:16
on 29-01-2013 02:16
What seems to be the issue with the family bolton?
Do you know if they have tried removing the bolton and then going back into your account 24 hours later and setting it up again from scratch?
on 29-01-2013 10:45
on 29-01-2013 10:45
on 29-01-2013 10:53
Yeah, that does sound annoying if you have to call up every time.
If the bolton has been removed and added again, it seems the fault lies with your account or with the family bolton website.
Have you tried this on a different internet browser/computer?
Do you know if anybody at O2 has 'raised a case' for it? (This means they pass it on to another department and tell you they will call you back in about 5 working days).
on 29-01-2013 12:33
on 29-01-2013 12:33
on 29-01-2013 12:41
on 29-01-2013 12:41
add it to the website errors thread started by leonard http://community.o2.co.uk/t5/Discussions-Feedback/Website-bugs-or-errors/m-p/394782#U394782
on 29-01-2013 13:05
As Adam said, you can raise faults with the website in the relevant thread.
How many numbers have you got on it? It's a bit of a long-winded solution, but if you still have an empty slot you could get a new Pay As You Go sim card and set that up as the lead and just make sure you put the £7.50 in it every month. That might work.
Alternatively, you can call O2 and ask them to raise a case for the family bolton issue on your account as every other measure has been tried? This, if successfull, can take up to 5 working days.
29-01-2013 14:00 - edited 29-01-2013 14:01
The customer side of the family management has been down for over six months I have reported it to o2 many many times and they just say we will look into it they cannot be bothered to fix it I'm sorry but I have had this bolt on since it came out and like you are very annoyed at having to go through customer services to get numbers added/changed its what we are paying for I made a complaint because I couldn't change the numbers got a refund for the month but no news on when or if they will bother to sort it it really does let a good network own when they are obviously not concerned what their customers think