on 13-07-2014 08:46
on 13-07-2014 08:46
After the managers at O2 said the E-Top Up cards are discontinued and not in stock, the advisers on the chat still suggest visiting O2 shops in order to get one.
A different story:
One of the advisers offered me to have Warsaw as my CALL ME number in INTERNATIONAL FAVOURITES bolt-on and although all my 3 contacts from the bolton don't live in Warsaw and I said I didn't want it, he registered it.
The next advisers promised to delete that Warsaw CALL ME number as it was useless, but in result they changed it to Canberra and when I complained, changed it again to Luxembourg. Then another manager said that CALL ME NUMBER cannot be deleted....
So you spend a few days chatting and hearing just promises and false information.
They must think that their customers are idiots!
How ridiculous that all is!
Solved! Go to Solution.
on 13-07-2014 19:36
@jonsie wrote:Fairly sure I'm not missing the point but with regards to live chat.... Chat is based both overseas and in the UK. You can normally tell where you are directed by the fragmented is of the English language. Overseas do not have access to all the systems that the UK advisers and sometimes they have to relay instructions to the UK to action certain requests by a customer.
Sometimes this goes badly wrong as we have seen all too many times which is why for anything account related we advise speaking in person to an adviser.
@jonsie Just to be clear, I was not criticising you or the Community, nor was I discussing the merits or otherwise of Live Chat (which I acknowledged to be of variable quality in my own experience). What I was attempting to do, as I have previously done, was to draw attention to what I see as a weakness in the O2 website insofar as it relates to Support, Help, Problem Solving or whatever you want to call it in the hope that there might be some discussion that might help identitfy any problems and stimulate ideas for solutions. But if the Community Members are content with the status quo far be it from me to rock the boat.
Gerry
13-07-2014 19:39 - edited 13-07-2014 19:43
13-07-2014 19:39 - edited 13-07-2014 19:43
Even though it was the OP MarioPolo who started this thread off by saying that Customer Service Chat-Complete waste of time....
All anyone has done on here, is try to give an explanation as to why that may be the case...
EDIT: I was not replying to the above post...the one before is the one I was responding to...but my slow typing causes me to 'miss the boat'
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on 13-07-2014 19:44
on 13-07-2014 19:54
@Anonymous wrote:
Throughout my time on the forum we have all come across posts from frustrated account holders who have been advised or given knowledge by the Online Live Chat Teams.
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I believe the Live Chat people go from info / tech sheets and read from a script which can be linear at times.
On the occasions I've used them everything has been ok but then again only for low level general enquiries.
Does that make sense @Anonymous
Yes @Anonymous I understand what you are saying. I am just not sure that it is good practice to advise other O2 customers to avoid a service that O2 is providing and which presumably is meeting some needs. I know much is made of the fact that some Accounts topics should be dealt with by calls to Customer Services rather than Live Chat. Perhaps those topics could be more clearly identified up front on the Help pages. Live Chat does list Accounts problems as on of the things people might want to talk about so presumably the Live Chat staff must have accounts access.
The one PLUS point about Live Chat of course is that one can come away from it (whether satisfied or not) with a TRANSCRIPT of the conversation should the need to take the matter further arise.
Enjoy the rest of your evening - no doubt you will be in front of the goggle box cheering for the Pickled Cabbage men or the Lost Sons of Evita so I will shut up for a while!!!
Gerry
on 13-07-2014 20:03
on 13-07-2014 21:05
on 13-07-2014 21:05
on 14-07-2014 19:37
@jonsie wrote:
We have no access to customer accounts...
What does "We have no access to customer accounts" mean actually?
If you have access to the customer's current balance, the account holder's name and can see what calls they made, etc. so you have the access, don't you?
on 14-07-2014 19:39
on 14-07-2014 19:39
on 14-07-2014 19:40
on 14-07-2014 19:50
on 14-07-2014 19:50
I can't understand why this is going on and on if honest...It was made quite clear to the op that we are a customer to customer forum. We don't work for O2, live chat or CS....
We are, once and for all, CUSTOMERS
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