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on 23-07-2018 01:42
Hi Everyone,
I have recently moved to Australia for at least the next 4 years. I have an O2 refresh contract that was completed about 7 months ago so is just rolling over.
I cannot cancel my contract on the App, there is no longer email support and due to the time difference the live chat and the phone calls will be extortionate.
Does anyone have an easier solution or am I is live chat the only way?
Thanks in advance for any help.
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on 23-07-2018 05:14
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on 23-07-2018 05:14
@Moved_To_Oz Please see this link on the ways to cancel. https://community.o2.co.uk/t5/How-to-Guides/Cancelling-Your-Contract-A-Guide/ba-p/566774 You need to give 30 days notice. If your contract is paid for by Direct Debit, leave it in place until you are certain the contract is canceled and your bill is zero. You don't want to return in four year's time to a negative mark on your credit rating.
As you're still in contract you can call customer service for free on +44 3448090202 using your O2 sim in your phone. You'll just have to sort out the time difference as to when you can call.
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@Moved_To_Oz Please see this link on the ways to cancel. https://community.o2.co.uk/t5/How-to-Guides/Cancelling-Your-Contract-A-Guide/ba-p/566774 You need to give 30 days notice. If your contract is paid for by Direct Debit, leave it in place until you are certain the contract is canceled and your bill is zero. You don't want to return in four year's time to a negative mark on your credit rating.
As you're still in contract you can call customer service for free on +44 3448090202 using your O2 sim in your phone. You'll just have to sort out the time difference as to when you can call.
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on 23-07-2018 05:59
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on 23-07-2018 05:59
Thank you for the advice, very much appreciated.
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