on 20-12-2015 14:36
on 20-12-2015 14:36
Just a query,
Since O2 have moved over to their new online payment system I cannot pay my bills using my RBS visa debit card. The system works ok if I use my Visa or Mastercard credit cards but I don't want to use credit to pay my bills!!!
The old system would pop up the RBS password verification system that you entered characters from your password into. However, the new system briefly pops up this box but then flashes off before any characters have a chance to be entered. Then a message pops up stating that the transaction has failed and to contact my bank.....
I have subsequently found that my card is no longer accepted on the automated system (202) and that the customer services reps cannot get it through the system.
To clarify, it is ONLY O2 where I am having issues using this card, everywhere else, wether it be online or in a shop, has no issues whatsoever...
So has anyone else had these or similar issues and have O2 managed to resolve them for you?
on 05-01-2016 08:38
on 05-01-2016 08:38
@viridis wrote:
No, the android app fails.
Thanks for that info... as I notice @mmcguffie posted the same info on three threads....
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on 05-01-2016 08:44
on 05-01-2016 08:44
on 05-01-2016 08:46
on 05-01-2016 08:46
on 05-01-2016 08:47
on 05-01-2016 08:47
So, as said, it fails, due to also using the same crap system that is obviously broken.
You enter you details and hit pay...
You even get the clicksafe page come up.
It passes that and then goes to processing page.
Then farts on itself and displays this.
A phone call to the bank will then show that not only is the card ok and active, but they have no record at all of this decline and no history of any declines from o2.
on 05-01-2016 08:53
on 05-01-2016 08:53
So the bank has no record of any attempted transaction...BUT O2 will issue default notices????
Sickening...absolutely sickening....
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on 05-01-2016 09:00
on 05-01-2016 15:11
on 05-01-2016 15:11
on 05-01-2016 16:01
on 05-01-2016 16:14
on 05-01-2016 16:14
I can understand how customers must be livid when they find defaults through no fault of their own. O2 need to get this fixed now and remove, without question, any defaults wrongly marked on customer credit files immediately.
on 05-01-2016 18:35
on 05-01-2016 18:35
@jonsie wrote:I can understand how customers must be livid when they find defaults through no fault of their own. O2 need to get this fixed now and remove, without question, any defaults wrongly marked on customer credit files immediately.
I would be more than livid if this happened to me. A default on your credit file can be life changing. I find it absolutely appalling that innocent people are experiencing this. Unable to make payments on time through no fault of their own yet O2 are really speedy with the default notices. I wonder how quickly they will act to remove all trace of them...? Terrible...really terrible.
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