03-05-2015 11:38 - edited 03-05-2015 11:51
03-05-2015 11:38 - edited 03-05-2015 11:51
I am posting this in an attempt to get the additional charges removed from my account.
I am currently in Nepal and was caught up in the earthquake that hit and lost WiFi access. So to contact family and friends I put my sim back in my phone, to let them know that I am safe and unhurt.
I am now getting charged £40 for Internet Usage, which I have been told I can't get removed despite these extreme circumstances.
Am I being unreasonable in asking this? I know it's a relatively small amount but it was terrible situation which I was caught up in and I feel like I am been stung for it...
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on 03-05-2015 11:42
on 03-05-2015 11:42
on 03-05-2015 11:43
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on 03-05-2015 11:46
on 03-05-2015 11:46
on 03-05-2015 11:47
on 03-05-2015 11:48
on 03-05-2015 12:24
The comms from O2 say's and I quote:
" From 29 April and until Tuesday 5 May inclusive, all Pay Monthly, Pay & Go and SMB customers making calls from the UK to Nepalese landline and Nepalese mobile numbers will be free."
O2 customers in Nepal and will retrospectively apply credits for any calls and texts charges made since the earthquake first struck on Saturday 25 April. We’ll also retrospectively apply credits for our customers who made calls/sent texts from the UK to a Nepalese landline/mobile number from this date. The credits will appear on a customer’s next bill (or a future bill depending on the dates). "
"The Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) helpline number 0207 008 0000 will also be free for calls made from an O2 mobile in the UK and for any O2 customer who is visiting Nepal"
There is no mention of Data.But this credits will be applied manually so you never know... What I would say is check the bill when it comes out, if there's nothing credited ring customer services and they will see if they can help as a goodwill gesture. Hope this helps
on 03-05-2015 12:59
on 03-05-2015 12:59
on 03-05-2015 14:42
on 03-05-2015 14:42
Definitely speak to them if the charges are showing on your bill when produced, as you say, circumstances are unique to say the least. I'm sure the charges will be recredited for you.
on 03-05-2015 16:01
on 03-05-2015 16:01
@AnonymousJust to add...I wish you all the very best ...and please stay safe...
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