on 19-01-2015 23:05
What happens when O2 gains another atom? It becomes Ozone.
I've been reading about the speculation of a 3/Hutchinson buying out O2 and whilst it might mean an enhancement in signal coverage for 4G. What does this mean as a bigger picture?
More customers on the same network.
Possible more cuts in quality of service with off-shore customer support. Generally speaking O2's customer care is generally OK and the people answering do resolve any issues. A recent call to another call centre which was based abroad left me feeling frustrated and my problem unsolved; which I resolved myself.
I'm just worried that the actual company I've used for years, relatively reliably is going to turn into the new Talktalk and become completely rubbish.
This may be just speculation however I just hope that's just all it is.
Having 4G would be nice although it's not the be-all and end-all.
on 19-01-2015 23:10
on 19-01-2015 23:10
Another thread on the same topic started earlier today.
on 20-01-2015 10:13
I was with 3 for a short while and to be fair their customer service wasn't bad. If the perks offered by 3 become available to O2 customers then I will be a very happy customer! I also found I could get 3G on 3 in a lot of places where other networks struggle.
on 20-01-2015 18:29
on 20-01-2015 18:34
on 20-01-2015 18:34
The only certainty in life is that nothing is ever certain....
on 20-01-2015 20:55
on 20-01-2015 20:55
Are you sure? Not even, one bit of doubt about that?
on 21-01-2015 12:03
on 21-01-2015 12:03
It's nice to see different peoples opinions on the possible merger.
O3 has a nice ring to it
on 21-01-2015 14:02
on 21-01-2015 14:02
@gemz4the1 wrote:It's nice to see different peoples opinions on the possible merger.
O3 has a nice ring to it
Sounds like a chemical formula for disaster...
on 21-01-2015 14:54
on 21-01-2015 14:54
on 21-01-2015 16:58