on 17-08-2018 20:20
on 20-09-2018 14:54
on 20-09-2018 14:54
Hey @Cleoriff as the issue has already been resolved refunds should have been arranged so If anyone is still waiting for this I can chase it for them on an individual basis or they can contact customer services.
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on 20-09-2018 17:46
on 20-09-2018 17:46
@Martin-O2 wrote:Hey @Cleoriff as the issue has already been resolved refunds should have been arranged so If anyone is still waiting for this I can chase it for them on an individual basis or they can contact customer services.
Thanks @Martin-O2
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 22-09-2018 23:38
on 22-09-2018 23:48
on 22-09-2018 23:48
That's great to hear. @Martin-O2 will be in Monday to pick up your message and will contact you then. I think the only explanation is that no one input the details onto the system.....or the've given the hamster extra rations
on 06-10-2018 18:32
on 06-10-2018 19:00
on 06-10-2018 19:00
That's unusable. Time for customers to change network as soon as their contracts are at an end. I found the same woeful data speeds in Thailand.
on 06-10-2018 22:46
on 06-10-2018 22:46
So not resolved then?
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 06-10-2018 22:50
on 06-10-2018 23:41
on 06-10-2018 23:41
07-10-2018 00:08 - edited 07-10-2018 00:10
07-10-2018 00:08 - edited 07-10-2018 00:10
@Scooty997 A local sim from T-Mobile or AT&T might help, but it depends on how long you're planning to be in the US. T-Mobile has so many different variations it would be best for you to call into a store and see what might suit you best.
Edit: Obviously too late for you now, but next trip look into a Three Pay & Go sim.