on 10-06-2022 21:25
So I have just joined o2 after checking coverage in my area and having it confirmed in a chat session that the signal would be good. Upon getting the data sim I noticed that the signal was a bit unstable and going from 8 mbs to 22 mbs. On further investigation it was noted that the o2 web site was confirming there was a problem in my area. This problem according to the o2 web site has now been resolved. However ever since the website reported the issue resolved my connection has got considerably worse and even dropping altogether. With the connection now only returning a maximum of 2-6 mbs. The SIM card has been tested in two different router with the same result. I have even gone to the trouble of acquiring an o2 pay as you go sim for a phone and only now see 1 bar. I did also request information on the correct mast to point a external antenna to and was told you would not disclose this information. Sadly I was under the impression that once the published fault was fixed I would see things stable towards the 17mbs Not become unusable
and drop completely. If I could council this contract I would but foolishly waiting for the fix I am now I Believe on my 14th day. So paying £36.00 per month for nothing that is at all usable. Not a good advert for o2.
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on 10-06-2022 22:32
on 10-06-2022 22:32
@rfinch As you're just at the 14 day mark, you can file a complaint which may or may not be successful in getting you out of the contract: How to Complain | Help | O2
You can also use Resolver, which is independent and apparently gets good results:
Resolver - Free online tool for complaints and claims | Resolver UK
on 10-06-2022 21:43
Strangely O2 publish mast locations that, I assume, live chat told you that you couldn't have!
https://www.o2.co.uk/coveragechecker
And as you've probably guessed, they only looked up the coverage checker themselves to tell you about your signal, I mean, how could they know from personal experience, which is the only way to know accurately.
on 10-06-2022 22:32
on 10-06-2022 22:32
@rfinch As you're just at the 14 day mark, you can file a complaint which may or may not be successful in getting you out of the contract: How to Complain | Help | O2
You can also use Resolver, which is independent and apparently gets good results:
Resolver - Free online tool for complaints and claims | Resolver UK