on 09-08-2018 10:12
Hi, I got a text saying they`ll be changes to the Classic PAYG tafiff from 23/8/18.
I`ve searched online but can`t find any info.
Can someone help please.
14-08-2018 09:20 - edited 14-08-2018 09:36
14-08-2018 09:20 - edited 14-08-2018 09:36
Just got a text from o2 with a link to look up and from 24th August my £20 big bundle is changing and will change when when my tariff renows on its anniversar date. Which is foe me the 3rd of every month.
im now to get 2000 minutes, 5000 text and 8gb of 4g data for my £20 a month. Seems good.
I see they are doing away with data rollover by the looks of it.The now for my £20 I was getting 1000 minutes, 2000 text and 6gb of data with data rollover of up to 6gb.
The reduced rates on international calls ans text dont bother me as i dont make them sort of calls and text.
As some posted above 901 voicemail is going up from 30p to 35p. I dont think I will be using voicemail much and that I dont get much calls anyway just mostly my sister, her freind or once in a while work and 9 times out of 10 my sister or her friend will text me or message me via Facebook messenger.
I also lucky if I use 100 minutes of calls some months. I text a liitle more than I make calls. As for data I use a little more data now than I used to a year or so ago but I know i may not use the full 8gb in a month but its good to have.
Darren
14-08-2018 09:36 - edited 14-08-2018 09:38
14-08-2018 09:36 - edited 14-08-2018 09:38
From this post here from @darrengf it says they are keeping the data rollover?
"Any unused Data will rollover to the next month as long as you have credit on the phone and the renewal takes place as normal on the Anniversary date".
So it still remains confusing!?
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 14-08-2018 09:42
on 14-08-2018 09:42
Thanks for the link. So they are still going to keep data rollover.
Darren
on 14-08-2018 18:27
on 14-08-2018 18:27
hi @darrenney02
yes you can roll up to one months worth of normal data to the next.
For example.
im on a 2GB £10 plan
i used 500mb, which leaves 1.5Gb to roll over.
next month I will have 3.5GB to use.
however in that month let say I only use again 500mb of my 3.5GB allowance.
Only 2GB will roll over. Data doesn’t keep rolling, you get 1 additional month to use the previous months data, if you hadn’t used the previous month data and the end of the 2nd month, then you loose it. But as you didn’t tap into the new 2GB on the new month, this then rolls over.
hope this helps.
on 14-08-2018 20:53
on 14-08-2018 20:56
on 14-08-2018 20:59
on 14-08-2018 20:59
Make sure you ask for a "PAC"
https://community.o2.co.uk/t5/How-to-Guides/How-to-get-your-PAC-2017-Update/ba-p/1052278
and that's the benefit of PAYG over contracts in that you can just leave if another company offers something better.
14-08-2018 23:43 - edited 14-08-2018 23:45
14-08-2018 23:43 - edited 14-08-2018 23:45
Hi @Kevin896062
@comparing o2 to Giff Gaff is like chalk and cheese I’m afraid.
you would need to compare o2 to the main operators. Ie three, coda and EE
You have to remember Giff Gaff have no customer care advisors you can call. It’s run by the forum and you would need to email for help.
Giff Gaff rent space of O2, yes it’s owned by o2, but it’s run independently.
Becuase Giff Gaff have very low overheads, they can allow bigger bundles etc.
But also remember speeds have been known due to the priority Giff Gaff get is slower than o2.
Im not knocking Giff Gaff at all, but you can’t comapre the two I’m afraid.
Also the new o2 big bundle tarriff have had either an increase in Mins, sms, data are all three.
Data roll over is on them as well from 23rd August.
o2 also offer London Underground Wi-fi, Giff Gaff doesn’t.
But it like it’s been mentioned, PAYG can leave at any time, contracts have to stay to the end or pay up.
on 15-08-2018 14:26
on 15-08-2018 14:26
Just received a text from O2
2018/08/15 11:09
We recently got in touch about changes to our Pay As You Go tariffs, including some of our standard and out of bundle rates from 23 Aug.
If you called 2202 to hear more about these changes, you may have had some problems.
Everything's fixed now though, so please do call us back on 2202, for free.
Of course, there is now no mention of the changes on 2202. What is more there is an out of date offer (finished 14th August) being "advertised" today (15th August). Something about organising drinks in a brewery comes to mind.
on 15-08-2018 16:27