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Anonymous
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Hi,

 

I have moved to a new location few weeks back near to canada water station in London and is a prime location. Eventhough, its close to station and has ok reception outside (3 of 5 bars outside), there is absolute ZERO network indoors and am not able to make or receive calls at home.

 

I already called O2 customer care a number of times but to no resolve. I even manage to find customer care person online and she assured me that it will be resolved in 24 hours without explaining the cause if issue or intended resolution... but nothing happened event after 3 days.

 

I have Nokia C7 (3G) mobile and tried number of suggestions from online community:

1) Changed my mobile setting to 2G mode

2) Tried Sim on another mobile

3) Took out the battery for 5 mins and tried again

 

NONE of the above worked with o2, and the interesting bit is I can get excellent coverage with T-Mobile.

 

I am sure its a network issue.

 

If O2 cant resolve this issue, I like to cancel the contract without any premature penalty as its O2 who is at fault.

 

 

Please let me know if you can give me any advise.

 

Regards,

Ajit 

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I only know about it and a date due to a good friend that works pretty high up for BT (not up a ladder tending to phone masts) and it was mentioned to himin the meeting a few weeks ago.

He was round for dinner the other evening.

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Inside information, I like it! Smiley LOL

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He is a good guy to know, helped me out of a few pickles over the years. 

Knows his stuff as well. Without giving to much away he was saying BT was concerned over it.

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@Anonymous wrote:
Without giving to much away he was saying BT was concerned over it.

I guess fewer people are making calls over BT these days.

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I would expect Land line prices to increase soon.

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P.s expect some massive drive/news from BT in the first two financial quarters. 

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They have already announced that from 5th January:

 

 

Source Moneysavingexpert.com

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'Cough, cough' and some more.

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Really well I am about to renew my BT Line Rental Saver which works out at £10.75 a month, so hopefully I'll be ok for 12 months.

 

I may have took around after that.

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