10-03-2015 14:40 - edited 10-03-2015 14:46
10-03-2015 14:40 - edited 10-03-2015 14:46
I have had my iPhone 6 for 3 months now and I am fed up with the lack of 4G availability outside London and on the trains. I thought I would try out EE and discovered to my horror that unlike virtually every other network O2 lock in their PAYG customers for 12 months when they activate a new device, a new device I paid for in full and belongs to me.
The whole point of going PAYG and buying my own phone is that I did not want to be locked into a contract. I am now suffering the worst of both worlds; locked in for another 9 months without the benefits of a contract.
I have three O2 phones I can assure that they will all be moved off O2 as soon as your punitive policies allow unless this daft restriction is lifted. At no time was I told that I would be locked in for 12 months upon first activation. I have been with O2 for years and am appalled by this.
The only reason I wanted to try EE on one of my three iPhones is because of the poor 4g coverage. And you refuse to publish a timetable of when this will be address as well. How do you expect to retain any customers with this type of deception?
on 10-03-2015 14:54
I'm sure @Toby will pass your thoughts on to those in control.......
For future (as all networks do this) buy your phone from an Apple store and you won't have the problem.
on 10-03-2015 15:26
That is interesting because according to Ofcom, only O2 have a 12 month lock in. Some have 3 months and some have none.
on 10-03-2015 17:05
on 10-03-2015 17:05
on 10-03-2015 21:09
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on 10-03-2015 21:15
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