O2 is here to help your business... Tell us how!

[Anonymous]

O2 is here to help your business though our services and devices. Tell us how can we make it even better for you?
Hi everyone,
In the next few weeks, we're going to be asking a number of questions for us to get your thoughts and feedback about our services for business customers.
With the feedback we'll get, we'll looking at ways for us to improve the services we offer your business.
What we'd really like to know is what can we do to enhance the devices and services we offer you?
Let us know your thoughts!
Thanks
Chris

[Anonymous]

Generally happy with the service.
The following things desperately need looking into:
Free calls to the office (dedicated landline number(s))
Signal quality - desperately poor in our area and across the whole estate.
If the signal quality doesn't improve significantly, we'll be moving to Vodafone when the contract expires. (Do you have any of those Sure Signal things?)

[adamtemp64]

Chris
Number 1 near real time usage information like consumers tariffs as new tariffs come with data caps it would be good to use my-o2 iphone app etc for small businesses like ours call usage monitoring not so important. EDIT just seen new banner in myo2businessaccount looks like this is on its way!!
Addressing business queries on the forums.
As previously stated femtocell availability (not just for 3g but as a fallback in the event of local cell failure (business continuity))
I am sure I can come up with a long list.
I look forward in taking part in the questions you ask.
Adam

[adamtemp64]

richcowell o2 do 10 landlines on business contracts. we have used that for many years we have our office plus 9 of our top customers.
http://www.o2.co.uk/sme/whyo2/reasonstobewitho2

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We’ll give you unlimited calls to over 21 million O2 mobiles in the UK. So that’s one in three people you can call for nothing.
You can also pick up to 10 standard UK landlines to call as much as you like with O2 business mobile Pay Monthly tariffs.
Free voicemail and discounts on international calling as standard.
We’re helping you keep in control of your costs.

[Anonymous]

For the love of sweet baby Jesus SIGNAL QUALITY.
This is ALL that matters.
Why don't O2 get on the clue train and ATLEAST offer Femtocells.
I'd be an O2 customer for life if I could just drop £100 and get a Femtocell to fix the absolutely horrendous signal quality in Lower Holloway / Islington / Barnsbury where my business is.
It's ridiculous how many times I've rung up to try and give feedback on this issue and they outright say "Yes, - we can't really do anything".....
Waiting for contracts to expire.... will be moving on.

[Anonymous]

Must have missed that, or set it up and forgotten about it... Apologies...
Once something's set up and working, I tend to forget all about the available options! 😛
The biggest issue all round is the signal strength... It's incredibly poor.

[adamtemp64]

richcowell
When you sign in to mybusiness account to view bills etc there is a banner on the right that allows you to change them.

[Anonymous]

In desperate need of 3G signal pretty pretty pleeeeeeeese in po368bn which is sandown isle of wight i think networks dont realise we are here I know alot of ppl that are u2 business and consumer myself vein business user and Jst Gavin GPRS is no good also an iPhone app like the consumer one would be grate apart from everything is good

[adamtemp64]

Chris
3G rollout in rural areas would help rural businesses in adsl slow/not spots
Three are already here!! o2 3g 5 miles away yet I can see the 2g o2 mast from the office window 2 miles away.
I know I can get a 3 3g signal looking at my iphone carrier info if I enable 3g

[Anonymous]

Signal Quality, Signal Quality, Signal Quality.
Easier access to billing details. I like the simple email with total amount, but a link without having to reset my password each time as I can't remember it, or the full bill as a pdf attachment would be SO MUCH EASIER..
And some kind of tie-in with East Coast rail to get decent 3G coverage all the way up the line between London and Newcastle would be good, especially as their wifi has always sucked and now has to be paid for...
Oh, and cheaper calls/contracts would help us all in a gloomy financial climate, of course...