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on 23-06-2024 17:56
Hi all,
For as long as I can recall network coverage and signal has been excellent at my home address. Around a month ago myself and a whole load of neighbours on O2/GiffGaff started experiencing problems with persistent call dropout and loss of signal, making it almost impossible to have a call lasting over about a minute. It seems there is a problem with a local mast but no idea of how/when it might be fixed (as others have confirmed) but I'd just like to ask what would be the best way to log this issue with O2? I'm finding it really difficult to find the right route to do this.
O2 have been good over many years but if this carries on I'll need to look at changing network.
Many thanks,
Neil.
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on 23-06-2024 18:01
Report and track issues here https://www.o2.co.uk/apps/my-network
Guide: How can I sort out my network issues?
Guide: Is the network down for me or everyone?
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on 11-08-2024 21:05
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on 11-08-2024 21:05
Hi,
Having looked at the network app and logged an issue, the problem now is that the same updates re a faulty mast have been unchanged for the last few months, both for myself and for similarly affected neighbours. It is difficult to raise a complaint via phone as I don't have a landline enabled right now (long story) and it is impossible to hold a call being made from home. Would you know if there is an appropriate email address I can use to contact O2 on? Or some other means?
Many thanks,
Neil.
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on 11-08-2024 21:17
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on 11-08-2024 21:17
No email for O2, deemed insecure. But the O2 Social Media Team are quite hot, @corky_73 - pick your platform below and keep pinging them periodically on the same channel you used initially. DM on Twitter/X worked well for me yesterday morning. Good luck!
Contacting O2 on Social Media:
We are active across all the main Social channels and you can get help from us on each of these:
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11-08-2024 21:43 - edited 11-08-2024 21:53
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11-08-2024 21:43 - edited 11-08-2024 21:53
Complaints link to email here make a complaint
Write to us
Send us an email with the details of what you’d like to discuss.
Get in touch
complaintreviewservice@o2.com
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on 11-08-2024 22:26
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on 11-08-2024 22:26
@corky_73 Use Wifi calling from home: WiFi and 4G Calling: Everything You Need To Know | O2
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on 15-09-2024 16:45
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on 15-09-2024 16:45
Thanks for the info - it took a little while to get my backside in gear, but lets see what the outcome is.
Currently annoyed as O2 trying to say the mast is fixed when it clearly isn't. 🙄
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on 15-09-2024 17:03
Good luck @corky_73
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