O2 Insure problems

on 19-04-2010 14:59
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on 19-04-2010 14:59
I called on Monday morning last week and was advised I'd get a call back within 48 hours.
It wasn't until Thursday evening that I spoke to someone who could help - up to that point I soke to people who generally were unable to assist in any way whatsover.
I'm now awaiting the delivery of a replacement phone, but for some reason I'm not overly confident it will arrive when agreed.

on 19-04-2010 15:11
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on 19-04-2010 15:11
If it becomes a really big problem, threaten them with the Financial Ombudsman Service - That might get their attention....

on 19-04-2010 15:37
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on 19-04-2010 15:37
It's sort of obvious.... O2 (like any other company) doesn't like to give money away. I think anyone who has made a claim on insurance can tell you that.
If it becomes a really big problem, threaten them with the Financial Ombudsman Service - That might get their attention....
Nope, not like that at all. When o2 insure is functioning normally they're one of the most easy companies to make a claim with. Normally it's dealt with on one call and the handset arrives the next working day.
The issue the OP has encountered is that the company who was administering the policies changed over and there were 'teething problems' meaning a backlog of work. However, it's pretty much business as usual now with new claim.

on 19-04-2010 15:40
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on 19-04-2010 15:40
It's sort of obvious.... O2 (like any other company) doesn't like to give money away. I think anyone who has made a claim on insurance can tell you that.
If it becomes a really big problem, threaten them with the Financial Ombudsman Service - That might get their attention....
Nope, not like that at all. When o2 insure is functioning normally they're one of the most easy companies to make a claim with. Normally it's dealt with on one call and the handset arrives the next working day.
The issue the OP has encountered is that the company who was administering the policies changed over and there were 'teething problems' meaning a backlog of work. However, it's pretty much business as usual now with new claim.
I stand corrected - I've just had some useless service from o2 insurance in the last few years!

on 19-04-2010 18:10
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on 19-05-2010 20:09
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on 19-05-2010 20:09
The deal back in October was that you'd get a guaranteed brand new replacement, but now it states you'll get a phone of "similar specification".
Anyone had clarification from O2 on this? It's the only reason I chose O2 Premier Insurance.....
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on 20-05-2010 19:51
I broke the screen of my old XDA Exec quite some time ago and put a claim on my insurance. O2 said that phone was discontinued and I could choose from one of 4 handsets (all XDAs). I picked the XDA Orbit 2 at the time.
I've thankfully not had to claim on my insurance for my Xperia X1.

on 21-05-2010 08:16
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on 21-05-2010 08:16
If so, they've not told me and I'd be very displeased.
I called O2 but they just referred me to the website.

