on 15-02-2014 15:29
on 15-02-2014 15:29
Will O2 be offering compensation for the loss of signal caused by the storms?
Whilst it is no-ones fault to pay a monthly fee and having just been told that those fees are going up 3 days unable to use the phone for anything it poor.
Luckily I have an orange account and they wer only affected for a couple of hours so it has been possible to contact people!
Worth noting that I believe the local mast is shared and in genera, in the past O2 seems to be frequently affected with loss of signal whislt t-mobile and vodafone rarely are!
I have had an O2 accout since the Cellnet days in 1992 and the service used to be first class in North Wales, better tahn any other provider. The last couple of years has seen O2 give the impression that they are "not bothered" about less well populated areas!
Solved! Go to Solution.
on 16-02-2014 18:36
Have a Business Account with Orange and it already is!
on 16-02-2014 18:37
@Anonymous wrote:Have a Business Account with Orange and it already is!
Well that's good and i'm glad for you.
on 16-02-2014 18:48
on 16-02-2014 18:48
on 17-02-2014 00:37
on 17-02-2014 00:37
@Anonymous wrote:Problem solved. PAC Received so will transfer as soon as new sim arrives!
Is your contract at an end too, as they could ask for any balance to be paid?
on 17-02-2014 12:55
No, but I'd rather ditch o2 and pay the costs. No different yo paying for a contract that doesn't work!
on 17-02-2014 12:57
Agreed. EE seems to be most reliable in North Wales if the compalints and articles in local papers are to be believed.
on 17-02-2014 12:58
@Anonymous wrote:No, but I'd rather ditch o2 and pay the costs. No different yo paying for a contract that doesn't work!
What ever works for you is the important thing here.
on 02-03-2014 15:03
No I shall be leaving o2 also. Because their level of care has been so poor and my service is still bad ie phone.