on 25-10-2015 22:08
on 25-10-2015 22:08
on 26-10-2015 08:21
on 26-10-2015 08:21
They send you a email when the bill is produced. Whether you view it or not as advised before the DD is taken isn't within their control. Perhaps if the amount was included on the bill this sort of mix up would be less likely to have to be sorted when incorrect charges have already been taken.
on 26-10-2015 08:28
on 26-10-2015 08:28
@adamtemp64 wrote:@Cleoriff the first post states that the notfied amount did not include the cancelation fee so the op had advance notice of the amount and was happy to pay that, not the additional £433 not notified in advance hence immediate refund, error by o2
Yes @adamtemp64 I agree. (on re-reading the OP's first post) They were charged for a disconnection fee in error. That part should, of course, be refunded immediately. I suspect therein lies the difficulty...(refunding 'part' of a bill)
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 26-10-2015 09:10
on 26-10-2015 09:10
on 26-10-2015 12:29
To clear a few things up this is whats happened..
I initially had two contracts with o2. I came into a bit of money and decided to end the cheaper one by paying £330. I called to do so and they also merged the old number to my new account which im now using. No problems at all. I didnt know about the £433 charge until this Saturday when it got took from my account. I didnt recieve an email or bill for it and the reason is because the account is closed.
Who ever actioned this did not take off the termination fee in relation to line rental and it processed as owing so they took it.
My problem is i reported it on Saturday to the bank, but because the DD is due out Monday technically (even though the funds have left my account) i couldnt claim it back via reversal until today. I have since called the bank and actioned this but i will not see the funds until Wednesday. So this has left me with no money in bank for fuel, gas, electric and my council tax which is due out the 28th. I have a baby we need to feed too on Sunday. I've had to see if i can lend money from people, which i hate doing.
In my first message i stated that o2 offered me £60 credit on future bills which i declined and have taken it ronan dunne at CEO office. Is this fair? I don't see how im being unreasonable to be honest. Its alot of money taken from me, which i havent authorised at any point.
26-10-2015 12:38 - edited 26-10-2015 12:40
26-10-2015 12:38 - edited 26-10-2015 12:40
Hi @Anonymous You are not being unreasonable. O2 made a mess of this. Not sure if our community manager @Toby could help...as you seem to be in a desperate plight through no fault of your own
Although to be fair even if Toby did get involved I doubt you would see anything back in your account before Wednesday which is what you are currently expecting....
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 26-10-2015 12:47
To be honest i have resigned myself to the fact nothing will be done by Wednesday. I want someone to take ownership and responsability instead of chasing myself 6 times and nothing being done.
An apology and a decent level of customer service would of been nice but i think its gone past that now.