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I am due an upgrade according to my contract conditions, however, due to a late payment on my account (we had fraudulent activity on our bank account) o2 systems have automatically reset my upgrade date until December. During the month of my late payment I liased constantly with o2 about my situation and one agent even refunded my late payment charge as a bar had automatically been placed on my account when waiting for my payment. Apparently as it is a system generated decision there is nothing o2 can do. Any ideas?
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Only customer service can change this for you but it's not something I've heard of before.
Call them again and see if they will change the data then maybe consider a complaint http://www.o2.co.uk/contactus
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The only time you would lose eligibility to upgrade @Anonymous would be if your line was disconnected from the network entirely due to arrears. In this case, you're not eligible for upgrade until 6 months after you reconnect, as a positive payment history needs to be established again. This is something which is controlled by the system, and is also covered by the T&C's as well as explained by the Payment Management team at the point of reconnection.

 

If you're late with a payment, even if this results in a restricted service for a period of time (althgouh, crucially, not if it results in disconnection - see above) then the usual requirement is for the account to be brought fully back up to date, and be free of arrears and restrictions for at least 24 hours - you'd then be eligible to upgrade as normal.

 

Was your line disconnected? Or were you simply restricted due to an overdue bill?

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