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I was late in paying due to an over sight on my part and was cut off, now all i want to do is pay the bill but HOW? I cant phone out not even to o2 so cant pay by phone and i cant find where to pay online. I have no other phone i can use to pay so does anyone have the link to pay my bill online?

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I would take particular note of the dd in the first paragraph. ...:smileywink:

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If you want to pay quickly you could try via My O2 http://www.o2.co.uk/myo2 (if they accept your payment now)

However, would honestly advise setting up a direct debit. It will avoid this sort of problem in future (which is what @jonsie meant)  wink

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Calling from a landline or call box may be your only option now you have been disconnected.
There may also be a reconnection fee to pay also.
I have no affiliation whatsoever with O2 or any subsidiary companies. Comments posted are entirely of my own opinion. This is not Customer Service so we are unable to help with account specific issues.

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This is exactly the kind of post I was referring to in the helpful thread that @Cleoriff posted the other day. If O2 implemented the T & C's, and insisted on contract customers paying by Direct Debit, this just wouldn't happen. It's absurd that it still does.

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We all agree mate.....
But until O2 change their policy, we will continue to see posts like this almost daily.....
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This practice cannot be in either the customer's or O2's best interests. Perhaps @Toby can raise this question to the powers that be who implement these policies as to why this is allowed to happen.

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As I understand it (from 'researching' info for those guidelines), people have to set up the direct debit when they take out a contract. It all goes haywire when they cancel their DD after receiving the phone. O2 don't take action when this occurs slight_frown

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It's something we have suggested before - I even went as far as to suggest that O2 immediately disconnect any accounts that don't have a DD attached to them.....
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