on 12-12-2023 10:31
O2 used to be very good , what’s happened now doesn’t seem any better than cheaper alternatives and why does O2 no longer answer the phone ( after all it is a communication company) , been waiting for 15 minutes still no answer. Should I swutrch to EE or Vodaphone
on 12-12-2023 10:52
You will find all network call centres have problems.
See if these guides help
Guide: How can I sort out my network issues?
Guide: Is the network down for me or everyone?
on 13-12-2023 18:00
on 13-12-2023 18:00
Switching to EE or Vodaphone might seem like a great idea, but all networks have issues. For example, I saw this today :-
EE West Oxfordshire customers experience signal issues - BBC News
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-oxfordshire-67703654
So EE are hoping to resolve those problems "before Christmas". 😀
As for customer service, please check the community forums of the other mobile network operators. I think that you will find that standards are mediocre across the board.
on 03-04-2024 19:20
I was on the phone for 1 hour and 15 mins and guess what, someone in India answered who was unable to help me. I paid my bill and she keeps telling me for a payment reference number, then she says their server was down which I responded , " that's a U problem not mine! I then called the bank and the bank said that we don't provide a payment reference number. So my telephone line is activated but my data and sms isn't activated and been waiting for 5 days ? I am in the uk and still waiting for my Indian telephone provider to accept the payment, the bank said they have til the 7th to take the payment from my account which they refuse to do so! Without a doubt I will be moving to EE or Sky as their call centres are in the uk and I don't have to speak to someone with an accent and ontop takes an hour to answer my call
Clearly o2 is understaffed and Richard Branson doesn't care unless a rocket is going up someone's a**
03-04-2024 19:24 - edited 03-04-2024 19:25
03-04-2024 19:24 - edited 03-04-2024 19:25
Nothing to do with Richard Branson, he just licences the Virgin Brand
If you want to leave then
Guide: Cancelling Your Contract
on 03-04-2024 19:28
on 03-04-2024 19:28
At least get your facts right Richard Branson and the Virgin Group, have nothing to do with the owners of VMO2 which are Liberty Global and Telefonica, the Virgin name is a licensing deal nothing more...
VMo2 is an American / Spanish company, and nothing to do with India.
BT (EE) are closing some of their UK call centres, thinks its one in Northern Ireland so far...
To be honest you sound as though you where obnoxious on the phone to someone, and your bank can provide the Authorisation code to you and do a payment trace to get the details, sounds like your bank are lazy and just fobbed you off.
How did you pay was it by Debit/Credit Card or By Direct Debit?