03-03-2022 22:22
Hi, can anyone help?
I tried out an O2 SIM in my dual SIM phone today paid £10 to see if the coverage at my home was better than Three or Vodafone, and I'd say that O2 is almost as bad as Vodafone. They both advertise online that they have fantastic indoor and outdoor 4G coverage at my address which is nonsense and blatant misselling.
What should I do as there is nobody to talk with to arrange a refund? Do I go to the financial ombudsman or ofcom to make a complaint as this is pure misselling and I have the screenshots of the coverage checker vs actual coverage at my location.
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03-03-2022 22:30
No networks give refunds on PAYG I'm afraid so you'll need to use the bundle away from home.
For info, O2 and Voda share masts so the signal will be the same on both.
To get any variation, you need to try EE.
03-03-2022 22:30
No networks give refunds on PAYG I'm afraid so you'll need to use the bundle away from home.
For info, O2 and Voda share masts so the signal will be the same on both.
To get any variation, you need to try EE.
03-03-2022 22:45 - edited 03-03-2022 22:51
03-03-2022 22:45 - edited 03-03-2022 22:51
Thanks for the speedy response. I suppose I feel conned as they advertise superb 4G at my home, and it’s 2 bars of Edge at best. I used my credit card to pay for it. I might complain to my bank. I don’t care about the £10. It’s just that they are cheating people with the coverage maps, some of whom will be very frustrated.
O2 and Vodafone make Three look amazing. Thanks, I'll give EE a try.