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Anonymous
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you have sent me a message saying you have cut off my phone.

Friday 7th I received another message telling me to call 202 clarifying I had been abroad and am now back in the UK. I was told all is now OK. 

I am very disappointed at your actions which are unwarrented.

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Anonymous
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Hi and welcome.

We are all customers here like you.

Please ring O2 on 202 from an O2 powered phone or via a landline.

From a landline 0844 809 0202 > 5p / min

To discuss your account and re activation.
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Anonymous
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If it's just because of overseas usage then I would be rather annoyed too let us know more if you can
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Anonymous
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If you have high unbilled usage then the system automatically places a bar on the account, it could be that whilst you have phoned them the billing system might have updated with futher charges as the billing system has kicked in.
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Anonymous
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So do they just cut you off without warning wanty say if you were abroad?
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Anonymous
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@Anonymous wrote:
So do they just cut you off without warning wanty say if you were abroad?

Are they protecting the account holder ?

 

Say if the phone was lost or stolen whilst abroad and the person is using it illegally ?

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Anonymous
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It's a very individual process for each customer, to be honest.

Using different factors such as the customers credit score and previous calling habits it can make a decision. generally there will be a text sent to make sure it is authorised usage or to warn that you've use £x over, but if it gets higher than the limit the system has allowed it will just bar it and request a partial payment before it can be unbarred, the request will either be made by text or email.

As I say it's completely individual to the customer as to what to the cut off point is.



5.10 We can’t set usage limits on your account. We’ll try to monitor usage of
the Service through your account to control our credit risk and your exposure
to fraudulent usage or unintended Charges caused by your usage, but we can’t
guarantee this and O2 is not responsible or liable for any such fraudulent usage.
If we see usage on your account that causes us concern, we might restrict use of
the Service on your SIM Card and/or bar your SIM Card. You’ll need to contact us
before you can use any of the chargeable aspects of the Service again. You may
also have to make an interim payment before the Service can be restored. You
may be able to track your own usage on our Website.

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jonsie
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I would think of he has used up the data cap without informing o2 that they wanted extra days they may well think the usage is unauthorised.
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Anonymous
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Surely they could give a quick call to check rather than just cutting off seems a bit drastic to me
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