Re: O2 Priority Moments app

Anonymous · ‎15-07-2011

Anyone used this yet?
http://www.androiduknewsetc.com/2011/07 ... ments-app/
If so any good?

adamtemp64 · ‎15-07-2011

See abs@o2 thread in announcements
Yes used but not been to a place to use it yet

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Anonymous · ‎16-07-2011

If it involves a retailer scannig a barcode on your phone, I wouldn't bother. I downloaded the Subway App in order to build up credits every time I buy one and thus achieve the goal of a free one some time in the future. Of course 7 out of 10 stores you visit are unable to scan your barcode on the phone ( normally blaming you, the customer ) telling you that it must be your screen protector or that your App has become corrupted. Result, purchase made, no reward collected, subway laughing all the way to the bank. The technology is just not keeeping up with theses wacky ideas.

adamtemp64 · ‎16-07-2011

no barcode an alphanumeric code on screen

iPhone 11 Pro 256gb on unlimited data
iPad Pro 12.9” 2020 256gb refresh o2 family discount
Apple Watch series 4
My first mobile was in 1995 a CM-R111 from sony on Cellnet.
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Anonymous · ‎16-07-2011

So it's still relying on something on your phone ?

Anonymous · ‎16-07-2011

So it's still relying on something on your phone ?

Isn't that the point of an app, it's something which you use on your phone? It's a bit like a voucher code without the actual piece of paper, I guess.

Anonymous · ‎17-07-2011

If it involves a retailer scannig a barcode on your phone, I wouldn't bother. I downloaded the Subway App in order to build up credits every time I buy one and thus achieve the goal of a free one some time in the future. Of course 7 out of 10 stores you visit are unable to scan your barcode on the phone ( normally blaming you, the customer ) telling you that it must be your screen protector or that your App has become corrupted. Result, purchase made, no reward collected, subway laughing all the way to the bank. The technology is just not keeeping up with theses wacky ideas.

If it's a barcode then they can just type it in manually.

Anonymous · ‎17-07-2011

The subway barcode is one of those funny square squiggly things... no numbers.

Anonymous · ‎17-07-2011

Its generally down to the resolution of the screen, if it's an old scanner and you've got a screen with a high resolution then it can't read it. I often can't use my clubcard unless it's a newer scanner, where as my OH with a phone with a normal screen has never had a problem scanning his in.
If they use an optical scanner then it will work every time if I recall correctly.