on 10-12-2013 09:40
on 10-12-2013 09:40
O2 quote 72 hours max to unlock your phone.
First requested unlock from O2 on the 3rd Dec, O2 failed to get it unlock by the 6 Dec.
7 Dec had to request it again, 10 Dec Still not unlocked.
Whatever you do, request it unlocked well before you ever need it!!
O2 are effectively holding me to ransom, illegally. I should be free to have my phone unlocked within a reasonable time frame. Now i have a non working phone, thanks to me assuming they actually meant 72 hours max
Its now been 7 days so far.
BEWARE.
on 12-12-2013 18:31
Avoid Three, I am aware from experience that their CS is run by numpties.
Sorry Toby, but it was my experience.
on 12-12-2013 18:34
on 12-12-2013 18:34
on 12-12-2013 18:37
on 12-12-2013 18:37
@Anonymous wrote:Avoid Three, I am aware from experience that their CS is run by numpties.
Perhaps they were struggling with your accent?
on 13-12-2013 03:43
on 13-12-2013 03:43
I have a whole range of topic questions that need answering.....
on 13-12-2013 09:17
on 13-12-2013 09:17
Surprised nobody commented on my earlier post about the fact my phone worked on another providers network while apparently still latched to O2.....
on 13-12-2013 09:31
on 13-12-2013 09:31
on 13-12-2013 10:09
WHAT?
The o2 cs chap said to me, "you can swap the sim when its still powered on, it should be ok"
I didnt think it was a good idea, and never have done it before.
on 13-12-2013 10:19
on 13-12-2013 10:19
on 13-12-2013 10:22
on 13-12-2013 10:22
13-12-2013 10:32 - edited 13-12-2013 10:34
Richard_Allen wrote
Avoid Three, I am aware from experience that their CS is run by numpties.
Sorry Toby, but it was my experience.
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I am having that experience with another company, this one.
.. and it can't be my accent, I get told I sound like Ewan McGregor's UNICEF voiceover, that clearest of Scottish accents, perfectly trained pronunciation.. it's the CS that don't understand facts, but they can repeat "I am sorry to hear about this". Eight staff have said that. It doesn't help though.