on 14-09-2015 16:06
on 14-09-2015 16:06
As you may or may not know, I recently borrowed a Community "Try the Tech" phone. This all went swimmingly and the phone was returned.
I've just had my phone bill - despite the mobile data being turned off much of the time, sticking to wifi and monitoring it using the apps on the phone, my business phone bill has just come in... and the phone consumed 8GB in data. Yes, you read that right. Tune of £200 inc VAT for a bill that is normally about £50.
I've registered it as bill shock, namely because there was no warnings via text (which are offered to O2 customers abroad) that it was suddenly consuming data, nor do we have realtime spend abilities as a business account - what was worse for us was that the sim card was only activated for this trial (i.e. its a usually dormant SIM), so the fact it was suddenly in use should have triggered something at O2, in our opinion, in case it had been stolen or fraudulently picked up. Had we known there was little to no data on the phone connection, we'd have even put a bolt on or two on there to sort it for the month.
It has left a bit of a sour feeling now about my own experience. I'm awaiting to hear what the outcome is of our bill shock registration.
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on 14-09-2015 18:02
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on 14-09-2015 16:14
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on 14-09-2015 16:36
on 14-09-2015 17:07
on 14-09-2015 17:07
Further to this... so this was all last week.
Just had a phone conversation to say:
"It's been cancelled - you shouldn't have been able to go over."
*PHEW!*
Now, time to renew my contract...!!!
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on 14-09-2015 18:02
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on 14-09-2015 18:04
on 14-09-2015 18:04
@version7point0 wrote:
As a side note the business data hard cap was removed in favor of per mb charging recently.
Doesn't appear to have been communicated very well to customers?