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.
14-12-2013 01:10 - edited 14-12-2013 01:10
14-12-2013 01:10 - edited 14-12-2013 01:10
on 14-12-2013 10:24
on 14-12-2013 10:24
on 14-12-2013 13:26
WHAT? lol
I thought unlocking was a free service?
Its not April Fools day already is it?
Yes i have spent some of the £15 (sigh)
Some people might start to think im a complainer?
on 14-12-2013 13:32
on 14-12-2013 13:32
See post 30 in this thread by MI5.
on 14-12-2013 13:34
on 14-12-2013 13:34
@Anonymous wrote:WHAT? lol
I thought unlocking was a free service?
Its not April Fools day already is it?
Yes i have spent some of the £15 (sigh)
Some people might start to think im a complainer?
Yes, I've mentioned it a few times
Surely you won't be complaining after your free upgrade and a brand new phone though.....?
on 14-12-2013 20:14
well, technically, its not new, its a refurb.
OK spoke to O2 and yes the £15 was for unlatching. Oops, i had spent some teehee, i wasnt told not to and was infact told to USE the phone on the o2 network else the unlatching will fail.
Anyway O2 topped it back up for me (thanks o2) and the unlock finally completed 5 hours later.
I will never get out of a contract before the phones confirmed unlocked again. Never assume it will be done when they say it will.
My wife is now going through the same process and we are NOT porting her number untill its unlatched, and so far the first unlatching has failed like mine did.
Thanks for all your help.
on 14-12-2013 20:22
on 14-12-2013 20:22