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Phone cut off

Anonymous
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I’ve been an o2 contract customer for six years. I run a small business and use my phone extensively, resulting in bills of around £100 per month.

A couple of weeks ago, got a text message out of the blue from o2 informing me that I had been disconnected. Not only had outgoing calls, texts and data been barred, but I was also unable to receive incoming calls. In other words, the SIM had been completely disconnected. 

My account was up to date as I’d paid the last bill a week previously. The text basically told me that I’d been disconnected because I’d spent £35 over my monthly contract amount. However, this wasn’t an unusual pattern of usage for me as I use a lot of 0845 numbers in the course of my business.

This caused me great inconvenience. I was working on a site with no access to a landline and was obviously unable to contact o2 from my mobile.

When I did eventually manage to contact o2 I was told that this was a result of a new credit control policy implemented by o2’s management. Although I was immediately reconnected, I had at this stage been left without any means of communication for several hours.

Any feedback on this would be greatly appreciated, because I am now having great doubts about the integrity of this company.

Gary.

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Sorry mate:(

I can honestly say everything is pointing to a screw up on o2s behalf:(

They'd never admit 😞

Only thing I could suggest is asking them why they'd cut you off this time and not the others. If they can't give a reason ask for some compensation. It's not right to naff up and not allow yourself to be held accountable.

Hate these days it's always someone else's fault haha.
Nothing sucks more than that moment during an argument when you realize you’re wrong. So Ive been told wink
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