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Blahhhh
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I have two phone contracts out with you and both are £17.00 a month, I got up to date with the one phone bill on the 23rd of July when I rang the automated service and it told me how much I had to pay £51  ( which I did ) still to this day yourselves are saying you have not received payment and that I need to check my bank I have contacted my bank it 100% went out to o2, your now saying I owe £94 which is absolutely ridiculous, the second phone is the same except I haven't made a payment since may ( may was the last payment I made ) and that was a £79 payment it is now saying I also owe £94 on that one too, which is rather odd because how can I owe the same amount on both phone contracts when one was more up to date than the other! Both phones have been restricted but I refuse to pay these contracts when I'm extremely curious how I am always being over charged! I have proof of all payments and also the ones that have failed etc! But they still do not add up to £94 each!!! 

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@Blahhhh 

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Oxonian
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Looking to the future @Blahhhh, I suggest that you set up a direct debit so that payment is taken monthly and you will not end up in arrears again :-

 

Guide: How to Pay Your Bill (Contract)  

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