on 28-01-2024 17:42
Hi Folks,
This email has arrived today, can you confirm if this is genuine?
The FAQ link o2.co.uk/ddchange leads to a page cannot be found
I have removed the account numbers!
Many thanks
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Further changes to your Direct Debit - FOR INFO ONLY, YOU DON'T NEED TO DO ANYTHING
Account No:
Your Direct Debit has changed - you don't need to do anything.
This is for information only.
We've made a small change to our banking and the way we collect Direct Debit payments.
The Direct Debit for your airtime (minutes, texts and data) will change. We've cancelled your old Direct Debit and we've set up a new one to replace it.
If you've purchased an O2 Device Plan in addition to your O2 Airtime plan, you'll now have just one Direct Debit instead of two separate Direct Debits.
Just a reminder, if you have a Virgin Mobile handset loan agreement, you'll continue to pay separately for that, via Virgin Media Mobile Finance Ltd.
This change doesn't alter the amount you pay us.
You don't need to do anything
This replaces your original Direct Debit(s). This change won't affect your payment date. You may notice your bank / building society statement has a comment about a 'final payment' under our original details and a 'first payment' under our new details.
What this means for you
In the next few days you'll notice a new Direct Debit has been set up, for your Airtime Plan, with a new reference:
Service User Number:
Direct Debit Reference Number:
Your regular payments and the service you receive from us will carry on as normal. We've told your bank / building society about the change, so they may get in touch with you.
You don't need to take any action.
If you'd like to view your O2 account and billing information, the best way to do this is via My O2 (via the My O2 app or online at o2.co.uk/myo2).
And if you have any queries, please visit our FAQs: o2.co.uk/ddchange
Our Direct Debit Guarantee still stands
You'll be glad to know that you can continue to enjoy the full benefits of the Direct Debit Guarantee (see below).
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28-01-2024 17:45 - edited 28-01-2024 17:46
28-01-2024 17:45 - edited 28-01-2024 17:46
Yes it's genuine.
You are being moved to the new billing system.
O2 System Updates – 360 - O2 Community
28-01-2024 17:45 - edited 28-01-2024 17:46
28-01-2024 17:45 - edited 28-01-2024 17:46
Yes it's genuine.
You are being moved to the new billing system.
O2 System Updates – 360 - O2 Community
on 28-01-2024 17:46
Yes. As they update the payment system it means that in some cases they need to create a new direct debit and cancel the old