on 21-08-2014 16:12
on 21-08-2014 16:12
Hi Everyone
Please take some time to read this and advise me if you have had a similar experience, thanking you in advance.
I ordered a phone (upgrade) online to replace my lost phone.Through O2s online chat, it was a good deal which was price matched. I was provided a link to click and confirm etc.. and the upgrade was confirmed. A few days later I phone customer services enquiring about the whereabouts of my phone (I could not check email etc.. because I was away from home) I was told the phone was delivered and signed for, I disputed this could not be possible as I was not at home. Advisor said he would investigate and get back to me. Their findings were having spoken to the driver that the phone was delivered and it was signed for.
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Senior complaints escalation manager took over and repeated the same information and gave me different case scenarios and categorically said:
"o2 will not be issuing another handset becuase someone has signed for this phone and its a civil matter and I would need to contact the police"
I just thought about this logically what could the police do in this case? so I have tried to obtain the signiture that was used for this apparent delivery by contacting UKmail. UKmail online cannot provide this, and asked me to contact the provider (o2) to get this for me. I contact o2 and they pass the buck back to UKmail. I am still waiting to recieve evidence of this signiture. I have written to o2 head office about this situation and am waiting for their response.
So I request to you all, is there anything else I should do or obtain etc... customer service 202 seem baffeled on what to do and just say that a supervisor will contact me, still waiting.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
K
on 27-08-2014 19:27
on 27-08-2014 19:27
on 27-08-2014 19:48
on 27-08-2014 19:48
It is and it means you can keep up to date with the latest releases, so win-win!:smileyhappy: