on 02-09-2015 20:25
Can't get through to O2 helpline and they close at 9pm, and Live-chat is "too busy" it seems. So can anyone here please put my mind at rest and confirm if these are legitimate O2 sales team phone numbers?
02890021429
01619023758
A man from O2 (think he said his name was Alan) called me on both these numbers today, and convinced me to upgrade from pay and go to a Simplicity unlimited contract. It sounded a good deal so I agreed, and he said I would receive an email confirming the contract and direct debit details which I had agreed to. However the email received does not confirm anything about it, except it does confirm the order number which he had quoted over the phone.
Really worried now as I had given my Bank Debit card details and other personal details. Am I worrying for nothing? Been trying to find where to track my order here on the site in "My O2" but can't find anything about tracking orders in there.
Cas
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on 07-09-2015 12:09
on 07-09-2015 12:09
on 07-09-2015 12:24
on 07-09-2015 12:24
on 07-09-2015 13:37
on 07-09-2015 17:33
on 07-09-2015 17:33
Quite ridiculous but unfortunately predictable as many people find out to their cost. I would always advise calling again to make certain that assurances given by uncaring advisers are actually entered onto the system and actioned correctly.
08-09-2015 11:48 - edited 08-09-2015 11:54
08-09-2015 11:48 - edited 08-09-2015 11:54
@gindygoo @jonsie @Cleoriff Thanks for all comments.
An update:
The text link at My O2 directing to the Bill page has been renamed "Disconnected Bill". I'm thinking "disconnected" refers to the mobile number. It's the same original bill that still states........ "We'll collect this amount from your account on or around 19 Sep 15. Thank you for paying by Direct Debit". So nothing yet to confirm the whole thing is cancelled.
But now discovered this page in "Help and Support" (must've missed this before, despite all original searching, so wonder if its new?). http://www.o2.co.uk/help/phones-and-devices/our-returns-and-repairs-policy#qs Where is states "All of our customers have the right to cancel their contract within 14 days from when you sign up or when you get your sim and/or device "
then somehow reached this Online Cancellation Form http://businessshop.force.com/Cancellation - A drop-down menu there for selecting the service to cancel includes "Simplicity Tariff (within 14 days)". Submitted that form too now (just in case!) and received email confirming receipt of cancellation request, phew!! something in writing at last.
Your support has really helped and much appreciated.
on 08-09-2015 11:59
on 08-09-2015 12:15
on 08-09-2015 12:15
@gindygoo wrote:
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I would just like to ask if you've thought of sticking around the forums after you're all done cancelling this contract? Haha it mightn't be a pull for you to discover that you earn rewards in the form of payg credit or money off your contract bill, but that's one of the bonuses of contributing on here.
And after all you've been through, you'll be an expert on how to successfully cancel a contract, not to mention a great advisor on those pesky cold calls.
Anyhow, you're just the kind of person we'd love to see stick around so give it some thought.
Charlie.
@gindygoo Thanks Charlie, yes I will be glad to contribute to these forums and help whenever I'm able to. Please direct me to any other info you think I would need to be aware of.
Cas
on 08-09-2015 12:17
on 08-09-2015 12:17
on 08-09-2015 12:28
on 08-09-2015 12:28
on 08-09-2015 12:28
@Cleoriff wrote:Very well done @Cas1951. You obviously have great powers of discovery....
As I said previously, you have certainly gone 'To Infinity and Beyond' ** to get this sorted.
** credit to Buzz Lightyear...:smileywink:
@Cleoriff haaa haaa, thanks, yes and it is true that once I get started on something that's really bothered me, I won't give up until I reach the desired goal!