on 05-11-2014 13:03
on 05-11-2014 13:03
O2 leases are a rip off. Do not go near them. I was told that after 12 months, they send you the newest latest phone. After 18 months with my phone, I had not seen another and so I called them up. They said they would send a new one, although the new lease would start again, which was fine. Nothing happened. Four month later, I called up to cancel my lease and get a PAC code. After two weeks of holding for useless call centre operatives, I eventually got my PAC code. Moving to EE was a breeze and I have never spent more than 5 minutes holding. My average with O2 is around 45 minutes.
After 2 weeks, I got a threatening letter from O2 for not returning my old phone, despite being told O2 would sent return shipping materials. A few days later I got the materials from them (after another 1 hour call):whistler:. This is a pre addressed envelope. I packed everything up but because I don't trust O2, I paid extra to get the package tracked. I am glad I did, because two weeks later I get a letter saying I am being billed £290+vat for not returning the phone. Fortunately I had a tracking number and therefore proof that they are either incompetant or just lieing theiving morons.
I then had to make another long holding call to customer services to prove that they are useless. Once I gave them my tracking number and could prove it was their fault, they backed down.
Anyway, I hope the O2 saga is closed and I never have to deal with them again. I now pay less money a month to EE and I get:
10Gb, rather than 1Gb data
Unlimited calls and texts
4G+ data which has have speed tested at 41Mbps, as opposed to O2 3G at 500-700k.
No having to sit in hold queues for hours at a time. Hooray!
on 05-11-2014 13:13
on 05-11-2014 13:25
on 05-11-2014 13:26
on 05-11-2014 13:29
on 05-11-2014 13:29
on 05-11-2014 13:31
on 05-11-2014 13:31