on 08-03-2019 23:25
Solved! Go to Solution.
08-03-2019 23:31 - edited 08-03-2019 23:32
08-03-2019 23:31 - edited 08-03-2019 23:32
@Sjex the quickest way out is to buy the phone then leave.
You can then try other networks before deciding who to go with.
https://community.o2.co.uk/t5/How-to-Guides/How-does-O2-Refresh-work/ba-p/1014093
08-03-2019 23:31 - edited 08-03-2019 23:32
08-03-2019 23:31 - edited 08-03-2019 23:32
@Sjex the quickest way out is to buy the phone then leave.
You can then try other networks before deciding who to go with.
https://community.o2.co.uk/t5/How-to-Guides/How-does-O2-Refresh-work/ba-p/1014093
on 08-03-2019 23:50
on 08-03-2019 23:50
If you want to leave then info about cancelling contract here
https://community.o2.co.uk/t5/How-to-Guides/Cancelling-Your-Contract-A-Guide/ba-p/566774
If you need your PAC to move to another network
https://community.o2.co.uk/t5/How-to-Guides/How-to-get-your-PAC-2017-Update/ba-p/1052278
Best of luck whatever you choose to do.
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 08-03-2019 23:53
on 08-03-2019 23:53
@Sjex O2 will not let you out of your contract just because your local mast is down. They will be trying to repair it. If you look at your Terms & Conditions you will also see that they do not guarantee 100% up time. Sometimes bad reception at home has to do with the structure of the house itself.
If you're unhappy you can cancel, but you will have to pay off your device and give 30 days notice to cancel the airtime. I would suggest trying Pay & Go sims from the other networks to see who gives you the best coverage. Once you find the right one, if you want to keep your number, you can ask for your PAC. When you use the PAC it will cancel your O2 contract and generate a final bill.
https://community.o2.co.uk/t5/How-to-Guides/How-to-get-your-PAC-2017-Update/ba-p/1052278