on 06-02-2019 21:55
on 06-02-2019 22:04
Before you do anything else, I'll tag @EmilieT to see if she can help ypu tomorrow.
on 07-02-2019 07:16
on 07-02-2019 07:16
on 07-02-2019 08:44
Hey @Lee5, and sorry to hear about your delivery experience so far I'd gladly check with our gurus if they can help in this case, I'll send you a Private Message to get a few more details first!
Thanks @MI5 for the mention
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on 07-02-2019 08:50
Not sure about that @Anonymous?
The OP states O2 are claiming the phone was delivered and showing evidence it was signed for.
@Lee5says 100% not his signature and CCTV footage at the front of the house shows no evidence of anyone delivering anything.
So it appears the phone 'may' have been delivered (to the wrong house) and signed for by someone other than @Lee5.
Either way, according to the op, they have not received the phone they were promised on numerous delivery dates
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 07-02-2019 16:19
on 07-02-2019 16:19
If the person signing for the phone keeps possession then a criminal offence of theft has taken place.
It is the responsibility of O2 as they have accepted a contract for UK Mail to deliver their goods. Inompetence (possibly theft) by UK Mail but ultimately O2's responsibility to deliver the phone to a customer by whoever they use to fulfill that obligation.