on 19-01-2013 09:58
on 19-01-2013 09:58
Me: Hi, I'd like to change my payment details please. I have tried to do it online, but I received an error message.
O2: Sure. I'll be happy to help you with that. (O2's standard scripted response)
So, I went through the security check etc...
O2: Could you please give me the date of your direct debit?
Me: The 2nd of each month I think. This will be my first bill so I am not sure.
O2: OK, no problem. Please give me a few minutes while I check for you.
So, a few minutes later:
O2: Hi __________, I have now changed the date for your direct debit.
Me: I DID NOT ASK YOU TO CHANGE THE DATE OF MY DIRECT DEBIT. I ASKED IF I COULD CHANGE MY PAYMENT DETAILS.
O2: Log in to your account, enter your PIN number, and you can change your payment details that way.
Me: I HAVE ALREADY TRIED THAT. CAN YOU READ WHAT I SAID AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS CHAT? I AM UNABLE TO CHANGE MY PAYMENT DETAILS ON THE O2 WEBSITE, WHICH IS WHY I AM NOW SPEAKING WITH YOU!
O2: You can call O2 customer services on 202 from your mobile phone or 0844 809 0202 from a landline.
I then ended the chat before I started swearing.
Honestly, FOR THE LOVE OF GOD O2, PLEEEEEAAAASSSE EMPLOY SOME ONLINE ADVISORS WHO CAN UNDERSTAND WHAT WE ARE TALKING ABOUT!!!
on 29-05-2013 16:28
on 29-05-2013 16:28
on 29-05-2013 17:22
on 29-05-2013 17:22
on 29-05-2013 17:34
on 29-05-2013 17:34
on 29-05-2013 17:36
on 29-05-2013 17:36
Whatever floats your boat!
on 29-05-2013 17:40
on 29-05-2013 17:40
on 29-05-2013 17:42
Another example of o2 and their useless live chat when are they going to sort this out
on 29-05-2013 18:02
Only time I ever had a negative experience with online chat was last weekend 9see my thread in the pay monthly section), they actually LIED to me and told me they'd unlock my old Galaxy S2 as a priority because the previous request was rejected by the support team! Eh?!
When I've rung 202 though, the service has been mostly excellent, a lot better than other companies I've dealt with IMHO.
on 29-05-2013 19:25
29-05-2013 20:01 - edited 29-05-2013 20:02
Actually, the woman I spoke to on 202 yesterday morning told me that they shouldn't have told me they'd do it as a priority because they don't do priority unlocks except on Iphones, so the advisor I spoke to on the online chat last Saturday actually did tell me a big fat fib, and that's being polite.
on 29-05-2013 20:03
@Anonymous wrote:Actually, the woman I spoke to on 202 yesterday morning told me that they shouldn't have told me they'd do it as a priority because they don't do priority unlocks except on Iphones, so the advisor I spoke to on the online chat last Saturday actually did tell me a big fat fib, and that's being polite.
Its a typical thing unfortunately they don't know what they are doing