Webmail woes

[Anonymous]

This for an O2 webmail address (xxxxx@o2.co.uk)
Until yesterday I was able to access my email account, both through a POP3 server and through the O2 webmail interface. I even get a HTTP 404 error when accessing webmail, yet I can still get to my online address book!!
Yesterday I started getting bounced emails of the "Delivery Status Notification" which is probably a result of a spammer using my email address as a return address.
I seem to be stuck with no number to phone, nor anyone at "Chat" who is of any assistance, apart from the ubiquitous "Restart your system" type of help!!
Any ideas?

[adamtemp64]

just logged in fine to my webmail and my pop3 mail is arriving on my iphone from my @o2.co.uk address.
I.e.9 win7 pro

[Anonymous]

Many thanks, I thought it might be associated with jus my email account due to yesterday's nefarious activity.
I have tried webmail with Firefox and with IE for the same result, as well as the O2 POP3 server, so all pretty consistent with a suspended account.
The real question is who I can speak to to deal with this?

[adamtemp64]

not sure do you use twitter the @o2 team may be able to help find the right person.
If you are not on twitter let me know and I wil ask them to look at this thread.

[Anonymous]

Hi Adam,
No I don't use Twitter and would very much appreciate if you could ask the O2 team to look at this thread.
Many thanks.
Mike

[Anonymous]

Does anyone have any other ideas?
Someone who I can contact?
Someone in o2 must be responsible for webmail, or does everyone have slopey shoulders??

[Anonymous]

It seems still no progress 😞

[adamtemp64]

I did ask on twitter via a direct message I will ask again.

[Anonymous]

Many thanks,
I had a good look at those links and they all assume that you have a working POP3 or IMAP server. In my case when using the POP3 server I get an error.
I've also looked at other troubleshooting help. But again they assume things are working which they are clearly not. o2 seem to be devoid of any help when it comes to webmail. One can only assume that their other service must be likewise.

[Anonymous]

A while ago I looked at the o2 contact page and I saw:
"Sending us a email is completely free and we'll aim to get back to you in less than 24 hours - just click the email us link below:"
Well 40 hours later and, apart from an auto-response acknowledgement, I'm still waiting. Are there any guidelines on a realistic time for a substantive reply?