on 06-08-2012 15:17
on 06-08-2012 15:17
Does anyone know how to remedy this?
I tried to access my company's own website this morning, and was presented with an age-verification screen. Since my company makes and sells clothes, I found this odd.
I tried O2 live chat. Ridiculously bad. Circular conversation with robots.
I tried email. I got pointed to live chat.
I tried other email address and I got pointed to other email forms. Awful, awful service.
Does anyone know what I can do about this? Any help much appreciated. I am losing traffic and business because of this, and am concerned.
on 06-08-2012 15:28
on 06-08-2012 15:28
I would phone Broadband Support, see "Contact us" at the bottom of the page for the number.
06-08-2012 15:29 - edited 06-08-2012 15:30
06-08-2012 15:29 - edited 06-08-2012 15:30
there was a web form you could submit or you can report it to o2 on twitter.
If i locate the webform I will post it here
I guess this is on a mobile dongle or phone not home adsl
on 06-08-2012 15:37
Yep, it's on 3G on my mobile.
Thanks for the responses.
I have also tried asking for help with it on Twitter -- but completely ignored.
on 06-08-2012 15:42
on 06-08-2012 15:42
http://urlchecker.o2.co.uk/ I think is the url you need.
on 06-08-2012 15:45
@Anonymous wrote:
Does anyone know how to remedy this?
I tried to access my company's own website this morning, and was presented with an age-verification screen. Since my company makes and sells clothes, I found this odd.
I tried O2 live chat. Ridiculously bad. Circular conversation with robots.
I tried email. I got pointed to live chat.
I tried other email address and I got pointed to other email forms. Awful, awful service.
Does anyone know what I can do about this? Any help much appreciated. I am losing traffic and business because of this, and am concerned.
More than happy to help and look into this. Can you please provide us the exact URL so we could review and rectify the classification accordingly.
Thanks
Abs
on 06-08-2012 15:45
Thank you very very much for that. I've just filled it in and request a "policy change".
What a strange little page that is.
What a strange company.
What awful service.
on 06-08-2012 15:46
on 06-08-2012 15:49
on 06-08-2012 15:49
The actuall clasification is not done by o2
But agreed it is hard to get this resolved.
@abs can you feed this back please
on 06-08-2012 16:01
on 06-08-2012 16:01
@Anonymous wrote:
Thanks Abs.
It is http://www.sehkelly.com.
thanks, Paul. I've just tried to replicate the issue and I'm able to access that website from a non-verified O2 mobile. Can you confirm if you're unable to access the home page http://www.sehkelly.com/ or a particular sub-page from that website?