on 03-10-2014 19:14
on 03-10-2014 19:14
03-10-2014 19:26 - edited 03-10-2014 19:32
on 03-10-2014 19:20
on 03-10-2014 19:20
After my first fortnight of stress after coming back to O2 and wasting over 10 hours on phone calls, online chats and incompetence in store, I wrote a long letter detailing all the issues I'd had. I emailed it through to them via the site and was all set to send it to every O2 postal office address I could find but it actually got resolved (to an extent) via the email. They took out an extra £160 in error even after all this was supposedly sorted out and then had to refund me. Good luck!
03-10-2014 19:26 - edited 03-10-2014 19:32
on 03-10-2014 19:59
on 03-10-2014 19:59
on 03-10-2014 20:10
on 03-10-2014 20:10
@MI5 wrote:
Same every year with the iPhone launch, but they never learn and put extra staff on.
Your only chance is to keep trying or wait a few weeks until all the iPhones are delivered.
And absolutely outrageous that every other customer who doesn't want an iPhone has to get to the back of a very long queue....
In fairness I will amend that, lots of iPhone customers are left in limbo as well...
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 03-10-2014 20:13
on 03-10-2014 20:13
on 03-10-2014 20:17
on 03-10-2014 20:17
Hiring extra agency staff would cut the massive profits of the iphone launch....
06-10-2014 23:00 - edited 06-10-2014 23:01
It's not always easy to predict the volumes of the calls into CS, but it's something that's constantly under review. You can contact O2 in many ways - the quickest being through Webchat or Social Media who can often point you in the right direction and assist you if you don't want to wait in the queue! I hope this helps.
MrTomes
on 31-10-2014 11:45
on 31-10-2014 11:45
On hold now for 32 minutes and counting....
on 31-10-2014 13:03
Good luck!