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Ofcom investigat O2 billing accuracy

pgn
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Interesting failure of O2's billing systems to correctly bill and access direct-debit for a cancellation executed over a weekend has been flagged for investigation by Ofcom:

https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2019/07/ofcom-probe-extraordinary-billing-accuracy-failure-at-...
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Then put the prices up to pay the fines so they can't ever lose - only the consumer does!
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@MI5 wrote:
Then put the prices up to pay the fines so they can't ever lose - only the consumer does!

Exactly, it's morally wrong, but the execs of these companies are only after themselves and literally have little regard for their customers.

Thanks

Steve
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@welshsteve76 wrote:

@MI5 wrote:
Then put the prices up to pay the fines so they can't ever lose - only the consumer does!

Exactly, it's morally wrong, but the execs of these companies are only after themselves and literally have little regard for their customers.



Themselves and their board and shareholders... 

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@pgn wrote:

@welshsteve76 wrote:

@MI5 wrote:
Then put the prices up to pay the fines so they can't ever lose - only the consumer does!

Exactly, it's morally wrong, but the execs of these companies are only after themselves and literally have little regard for their customers.



Themselves and their board and shareholders... 


Absolutely.

Thanks

Steve
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