on 13-02-2017 19:36
on 13-02-2017 19:36
My signed up tariff is £8.40.
But O2 charges tariff at £7.01 + Vat = £8.41. So overcharging 1p per month.
How many accounts are being overcharged. ??
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on 14-02-2017 09:11
on 14-02-2017 09:11
Agree that this looks like a rounding issue rather than the annual price increase in line with RPI. If for no other reason, the increase isn't applied until April each year - so this years hasn't been applied yet. And as already suggested a 1p on £8.40 increase doesn't appear to fit any recent RPI rate.
Also agree that it's the principle and me being me I'd probably query it with CS, however whether 24p over the life of the contract is worth half an hour or more on the phone is a matter for you. Maybe worth a query with Live Chat given it's a low value credit, I'm sure they could sort it for you too.
on 13-02-2017 19:42
on 13-02-2017 19:59
Looks like the annual price increase to me. I wouldn't worry about it if it's only 1p a month
on 13-02-2017 20:15
on 13-02-2017 20:15
@Anonymous wrote:Looks like the annual price increase to me. I wouldn't worry about it if it's only 1p a month
I agree ...but it is the principle of the thing...:smileywink:
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 13-02-2017 20:28
Thing is that it is actually explained to you at the time of signing up or upgrading so you can't really say that you weren't expecting it
on 13-02-2017 21:50
on 13-02-2017 21:50
on 13-02-2017 22:12
on 13-02-2017 22:12
@madasaf1sh wrote:
Have to agree with @Anonymous its very well explained at POS and on the website...
No excuse but some folk are so keen to get 'Mmmmm shiny new toy... must have' (to quote your sig @madasaf1sh) that they dont read T's and C's....#justsaying
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 13-02-2017 22:21
That's not o2 fault if they don't read the t&c though
on 13-02-2017 22:50
on 13-02-2017 22:50
@Anonymous wrote:That's not o2 fault if they don't read the t&c though
Totally agree @Anonymous. I was just posting another scenario. We know it happens
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 14-02-2017 02:50
on 14-02-2017 02:50
@Anonymous wrote:Looks like the annual price increase to me. I wouldn't worry about it if it's only 1p a month
Next month?
1p will not cover the annual increase, if it stays at 1.3% it will be more like a 9/10p rise.
Much more likely to be the old rounding up scenario rather than rounding down.