on 04-01-2014 11:09
on 04-01-2014 11:09
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In situations like this email is not the route to take you need to ring o2 and report this or at the least use live chat.
I doubt Toby will be around until monday
O2 will reimburse you for non usage once the situation is resolved.
Can you borrow another o2 phone and ring them on 202?
P.s. just sent @o2 a direct message on twitter linking to this thread as they seam to be active today
on 04-01-2014 11:22
on 04-01-2014 11:22
I agree with adamtemp64 - email would not be helpful for you in this situation as you need a more quicker response.
I highly doubt that you will be left high and dry without a phone as you have proof that you gave the phone to the courier and you also have the email from the courier to say that it has been lost.
It is common for couriers to lose items, moreso during the christmas period.
on 04-01-2014 13:17
DPD & O2 need to talk to each other.
O2 sent DPD to collect it which they have & you have proof.
DPD have then admitted they lost the package so DPD need to arange with O2 to replace it.
As for Twitter, I know DPD do respond to tweets as they where mentioned on there yesterday & responded pretty quickly.
on 04-01-2014 13:19
on 04-01-2014 13:19
Shawmiester @o2 on twitter have asked if you can tweet them directly
on 04-01-2014 14:11
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o2 took about 1 hour from my first dm I will dm them your twitter name so they can find you quickly.
on 04-01-2014 18:41
on 04-01-2014 18:51
on 04-01-2014 18:51