on 23-10-2013 15:15
on 23-10-2013 15:15
Hi. I've had the same UK mobile number for over 10 years, but this summer switched to O2 from T-Mobile. I live in the States, so sometimes will go for a while without using my UK mobile. I have received conflicting information from various O2 reps (through stores in London and York, phone reps, live chat) regarding how often I need to make a chargeable call to keep the account active. I DON'T want to lose this number. I've been told monthly, every three months, every six months. Does anyone here have solid information on this? As sub-questions, does it have to be a chargeable call or can it be a text? If it's a call to someone else on the O2 network (a free call)--is that considered a "chargeable" call? Cheers, Kirk
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on 23-10-2013 15:18
on 23-10-2013 15:18
on 23-10-2013 18:52
Thanks. That dovetails with the info I have received through the online chat service. The folks in the O2 stores seem to give a variety of answers to the question--depending on which employee you get. I would hope that O2 would work at delivering a consistent message to basic information such as this.
on 23-10-2013 19:14
on 23-10-2013 19:14
You would think that they'd all be on the same page. Strange that they wouldn't know that in store. On the flip side to your situation, I use a T-Mobile Pay & Go account when I'm in the US. I have to top it up once a year to keep the same number. As long as I do that, it doesn't matter if I don't make a call, but that has never happened.
on 23-10-2013 19:14
on 23-10-2013 19:14
@Anonymous wrote:I would hope that O2 would work at delivering a consistent message to basic information such as this.
This is something we have been pushing for here too.......
Toby (Community Coordinator) will pick up on issues such as this and feedback where appropriate.
on 23-10-2013 21:19
on 23-10-2013 21:19