on 10-03-2013 21:38
on 10-03-2013 21:38
Anybody have a clue how to get hold of a human being at O2 to report a network outage and problem affecting thousands of people in the place I live? I've tried doing the Live Chat and was told somebody would come back to me but, needless to say, I never heard anything more from them.
Is there a real person or department that you can report proper network problems and not the usual silly problems that we all get from time to time?
Thank you.
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on 10-03-2013 22:10
on 10-03-2013 22:10
on 10-03-2013 22:10
on 10-03-2013 22:10
on 11-11-2013 20:15
But what do you do if, because of the fault, you cannot use your phone!
on 11-11-2013 20:22
on 11-11-2013 20:22
on 11-11-2013 22:29
on 11-11-2013 22:29
@Anonymous wrote:But what do you do if, because of the fault, you cannot use your phone!
If you look down the page to the bottom you will see a link marked "Contact us".
This link will lead you to all the various ways of getting in touch with O2.
Give it a try and let us know how you get on.
on 12-11-2013 13:43
Tried it. Used the chat box (twice) waste of time!!The person (Sue) admitted she could not inform the network team about a problem and I should ring them- how do I do that if I can use my phone?! Tried to use my son's phone, guess what, he uses Tesco and they use....you guessed it....O2!!!
In desperation I have written to your Chief exec- Dunn. The irony of having to write and post a problem to O2 is not lost on me!!!
A simple email to report problems would be one way to go. You really need to look at your systems - they are simply not fit for purpose. I have invited your chief exec to contact his company about a fault on the network without a phone and see how long it takes him. I have been at this for hours and unlike employees of O2 I am self employed and do not get paid sorting out their problems!! But I suffer because of them. Yes, I am angry!
on 12-11-2013 13:46 - last edited on 13-06-2017 15:33 by MercedesS
on 12-11-2013 13:46 - last edited on 13-06-2017 15:33 by MercedesS
Is this a serious question?
"But what do you do if, because of the fault, you cannot use your phone!"
I could borrow another phone in ten minutes if I had to, I'm not sure what facility O2 should provide to make this any easier for you.
You can message O2 here:
https://www.o2.co.uk/apps/help/help
or write to them here:
Telefónica UK Limited
Correspondence Department
PO BOX 694
Winchester
SO23 5AP