
on 23-02-2016 20:03
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on 23-02-2016 20:03
I'll be seeking redress on this matter.
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on 23-02-2016 20:08
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on 23-02-2016 20:08
They are not confidential in this world anymore.....
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on 23-02-2016 20:05
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on 23-02-2016 20:08
They are not confidential in this world anymore.....
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on 23-02-2016 20:28
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on 23-02-2016 20:28
O2 share your details with CPW and trusted partners. They have access to O2's data base. These others will also sell your details on to anyone, it's valuable information for these companies. Privacy has long since gone I'm afraid.
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on 23-02-2016 21:03
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on 23-02-2016 21:03
It's not against the data protection act if you didn't tell them you didn't want your details shared. When you take out a contract and don't read the small print you allow it. It's not specific to O2. They all do it. We're not condoning it. We see this kind of post all the time.

