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Anonymous · ‎18-04-2015

I cant believe I have just had to wait on the phone for over 12 minutes to talk to a consultant on whether i remained with O2 for my monthly contract!! I have been a customer for a few years now and have had several contracts with O2. My contract ends on 4th May and my device pays off this Thursday so wanted to see was on offer with no intention of changing anything today. Dont feel I was listened to or that my business actually mattered to O2 at all!! very disappointed and will be looking elsewhere.

Cleoriff · ‎18-04-2015

Sorry to hear this @Anonymous

Its a well known fact that a different member of staff would have been a lot more helpful so maybe if you were to phone again?

If not is there anything we could help you with? We are all customers like yourself but have probably learnt a thing or two by being on this forum...:smileywink:

There is some interesting information on contracts and tariffs and phones within this link

https://www.o2.co.uk/shop

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Bambino · ‎18-04-2015

Count yourself lucky it was only 12 minutes. That's not considered a long time these days, particularly at the weekends.

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MI5 · ‎18-04-2015

I was thinking the same Bambino - 12 minutes is a good response time considering....

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blissgirl · ‎18-04-2015

I agree we have heard people waiting for longer

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Cleoriff · ‎18-04-2015

It was a short waiting time by any standards....but the OP didn't feel they had their query dealt with... hence my offer to help..:smileywink:

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MI5 · ‎18-04-2015

Indeed and I agree @Cleoriff but @Anonymous will be better placed to wait until the contract is up for renewal before speaking to retentions.

The best offers are had at this time from them.

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Cleoriff · ‎18-04-2015

@MI5 wrote:
Indeed and I agree @Cleoriff but @Anonymous will be better placed to wait until the contract is up for renewal before speaking to retentions.
The best offers are had at this time from them.

You are right......as usual...*sniffs*

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Anonymous · ‎18-04-2015

One certainly doesnt get a lot for loyalty these days, been with o2 since btcellnet days, for about 6yrs I was allowed a loyalty discount 'for life'of £4.50 per month but o2 took that away about 4yrs ago, as a goodwill gesture they gave me a cheap bluetooth earpiece!
My contract runs out next month, two weeks ago o2 phoned me and asked if I want to upgrade to the new galaxy and for my loyalty they would pay the last two payments due for current phone......wow, about 15 yrs of loyalty, had a bonus for life taken away and all they can offer me is £50 off, for a service that has no signal issues more often then it used to.
I really hope things improve when three take over, thats if I havent taken BT up on their cheaper offers by then.

Anonymous · ‎18-04-2015

Thank you to you all for your comments and yes I will try again once my contract has finished. Was just trying to see the options available to me as more time to do this at the weekend. Obviously the same with others after hearing 12 minutes a short wait!!!