News about O2’s Home Broadband and Home Phone Service

[perksie Level 69: Guiding Light]

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@sparkymarcopolo wrote:

What's that meant to mean?

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Wait out your contract and leave if you want to.

[perksie Level 69: Guiding Light]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I agree. Please tell us asap what penalties we might incur if we opt not to be 'migrated' to Sky. An apology on the part of O2 would be useful too since I will be spending my valuable time trying to decide what my best future option is. 

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You would have to pay off any outstanding balance in the normal way.

I don't know why you should get an apology though, for what?

It might help to wait until more info is there to give you a better idea of what to do.

[Toby]

Hi joypip,

Your contract will not change, so any of the conditions on your contract will still apply. When I receive more details I shall let you know.

Keep posted on the FAQ page (link below) for more information, as well as on this thread.

http://www.o2.co.uk/broadband/broadbandchanges

Thanks, Toby

[Anonymous]

We should have been given that information now not have to wait for it.

[Toby]

Hi joypip.

I can understand how you're feeling about this news and I shall be updating you as soon as I can with more information.

Thanks, Toby

[Anonymous]

It is very clear why O2 should be apologising to us and if you cannot understand I will not waste time explaining.

[Anonymous]

That answer was not useful.

[perksie Level 69: Guiding Light]

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@Anonymous wrote:

We should have been given that information now not have to wait for it.

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You will be given all the information when it's available:

"We expect the deal to be finalised soon, subject to Regulatory Approval and certain other conditions. We will then be moving your home broadband and (if you have O2 home phone) your landline to Sky, but this won't happen until later this year.

You'll get plenty of notice when it is time for your service to be switched over."

[perksie Level 69: Guiding Light]

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@Anonymous wrote:

It is very clear why O2 should be apologising to us and if you cannot understand I will not waste time explaining.

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They have made a decision to sell part of their business, they don't need your approval to do that,

[Anonymous]

Whatever