on 13-07-2021 14:18
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13-07-2021 14:21 - edited 13-07-2021 14:22
13-07-2021 14:21 - edited 13-07-2021 14:22
The fraud team are not customer facing so you need to contact O2 directly to report issues.
All numbers are in this guide Guide: Coronavirus Community Help and Support
When you call, you will be asked for the reason you are calling.
Stay silent for 15 seconds and you will be taken to the keypad options.
Press 2 for Everything Else
Press 5 for More Options
Press 7 for Anything Else which will put you though to someone.
You can also try saying "Upgrade" or "Fraud" to be connected to an advisor.
8.00am is the best time to call if you can.
Number spoofing is well know and rife these days unfortunately Number spoofing scams - Ofcom
Fortunately, they move nto a new number fairly quickly.
13-07-2021 14:21 - edited 13-07-2021 14:22
13-07-2021 14:21 - edited 13-07-2021 14:22
The fraud team are not customer facing so you need to contact O2 directly to report issues.
All numbers are in this guide Guide: Coronavirus Community Help and Support
When you call, you will be asked for the reason you are calling.
Stay silent for 15 seconds and you will be taken to the keypad options.
Press 2 for Everything Else
Press 5 for More Options
Press 7 for Anything Else which will put you though to someone.
You can also try saying "Upgrade" or "Fraud" to be connected to an advisor.
8.00am is the best time to call if you can.
Number spoofing is well know and rife these days unfortunately Number spoofing scams - Ofcom
Fortunately, they move nto a new number fairly quickly.
on 13-07-2021 14:25
on 13-07-2021 14:25
@Dan73 Number spoofing is rife these days. Not really anything anyone can do to prevent it at the moment. In the meanwhile, here are other links you should take a look at:
https://www.o2.co.uk/help/safety-and-security/phishing-and-smishing-advice
https://www.o2.co.uk/help/safety-and-security/unwanted-calls-and-messages