on 18-03-2016 13:00
on 18-03-2016 13:00
Basically I had no signal whatsoever at work or at home for about 6 weeks.
When I originally complanied they said the mast near me has been down and thats the reason for the poor signal. "it will be sorted within 4-5 days".
Anyway its around 9weeks now and its still the same.
I was told I would get a refund for the period which I couldnt get a signal.
I am now in the process of moving from O2 as the lack of a signal is starting to adversely effect my business. The operator on the chat is now saying that no refund is due as my usage is the same.
It is the same as I have to go out of my way to another area to call everyone back.
I have the original chat records stating catagorically I would receive two months refund due to the poor/no service
I dont know where to go with this now, any help would be appreciated. I have been a customer forever so this lack of customer service is really astonishing.
on 18-03-2016 13:04
on 18-03-2016 13:04
on 18-03-2016 13:05
on 18-03-2016 13:05
on 18-03-2016 13:07
on 18-03-2016 13:07
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on 18-03-2016 13:46
on 18-03-2016 13:46
on 18-03-2016 14:03
on 18-03-2016 14:03
Hi @Anonymous If you can remember the name of the chat adviser you spoke to please drop me a PM via the link in my signature and I'll make sure the feedback gets passed along.
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on 18-03-2016 17:45
on 18-03-2016 17:45
He will have the chat operators name as he has the transcript but as we know, names are usually fictitious and anglicised for chat purposes.
on 18-03-2016 19:48