on 01-12-2013 23:06
on 01-12-2013 23:06
I bought an iPhone in late November last year on a 24 month contract. The contract terms clearly state that after half of the minimum term (24mnths) has passed, I will be able to downgrade the tariff if I want to. Now 12 months have passed, I should now be able to do this. I have tried contacting O2. The first person said I cannot do this, and when I quoted from the terms and conditions (the link to which was accessed via 'my O2'), she proceeded to ignore me for 15 minutes. The second person I spoke to decided that it was appropriate to cut off the chat without any prior notice, claiming he was transferring me to a different department. The third person again tried to tell me I can't do it and when I sent him the link I got directly through O2's website, he told me it was wrong. So either I can upgrade my phone, or the O2 terms and conditions attached to my contract are wrong. Has anyone else encountered anything similar to this? Did you receive the same despicable customer service and what was the outcome?
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on 02-12-2013 00:16
on 02-12-2013 00:16
01-12-2013 23:46 - edited 01-12-2013 23:51
01-12-2013 23:46 - edited 01-12-2013 23:51
As I understand it the option to do that was removed in March/April 2012.
You can see the terms for the period of your contract at the base of the page.
It's possible the terms showing in MyO2 are not the correct ones, but that's an error and certainly nothing despicable.
I would make a complaint and see what they can do to help you.
on 02-12-2013 00:03
on 02-12-2013 00:03
on 02-12-2013 00:16
on 02-12-2013 00:16
on 02-12-2013 00:19
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on 02-12-2013 00:22
on 02-12-2013 00:22