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Nanu
Joined: Feb 18, 2006
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From: Warrington, UK
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@Alexandra
You are on the other side of the world from me! over here in blighty Vodafone are an utter rip off! especially with data charges!
Mind you they are claiming they are setting the internet free, but at one hell of a cost!!
@miss uk
The address should be ok or email to mycare@o2mail.co.uk, perhaps Daedalus or Mr Miyagi could supply us with any addresses, that would be a great help!
But for now stick with what you have got!
@Daedalus
If what you say in the other thread is true, it sounds like T-Mobile will still win with there price being half of that proposed by O2.
But I'll wait till the 1st of October to see what is announced before making any moves!
Cheers 
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Alexandra
Joined: Jun 13, 2007
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From: Nowhere Mobile: K800
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must be on the contract there nanu!
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p900 lover
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if im with o2 at cpw can i still do this?
also will i be able to keep my number? say move it to a pay as you go sim card and i can then move it to contract sim if i wanted to |
Mr Miyagi
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On 2007-09-16 12:30:23, p900 lover wrote:
if im with o2 at cpw can i still do this?
also will i be able to keep my number? say move it to a pay as you go sim card and i can then move it to contract sim if i wanted to
cant do it with carphonewarehouse o2, since they have different terms and conditions that o2 direct. |
Daedalus85
Joined: Apr 23, 2007
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The O2 one isn't designed to 'beat' T-Mobile, but it'll accompany the tariffsn they already offer. People will be dumb enough to buy the iphone anyway so that'll boost the data sales either way.
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p900 lover
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Are you sure, because im on the phone to them now and waiting to get my pac code, they guy on the phone was trying to tell me i cant becuse i dont call them numbers so i had a look on my online billing and proved him wrong |
p900 lover
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Well iv just managed to cancel my o2 contract at CPW, i got my upgrade in may to the N95 which i lost last month so is quite good i dont have to wait 14 months so get a new phone, now im just waiting for my pac code which im going to take to an o2 shop and get there simplicity contract till a hone what interests me comes out.
oo i do love terms and conditions some times lol |
darrengf
Joined: Dec 21, 2003
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New Data Tarrifs from o2 as follows
The current plans for the cost are as follows
£7.50 for 250mb
£30 for 3.5gb
** The New O2 GPRS is still subject to change **
You can purchase a seperate £30 tarrif i you just want to use data, but both of the tarrifs can be added on to the paymonthly tarrif.
Regarding the cancelation of your o2 contract.
02 online or o2 shop
If you have made calls using 0870, 0844, 0845 numbers in the pass 3 months as o2 have made changes to the terms and condition, you are allowed to do the following
** cancel the contract with no penalty clause.
** You can upgrade early and start a new contract with the new t and c's
** have £100 credit onto your account and start anew contract (If you are happy with your new phone)
** or have £10 reduced on your bill (You will be moved onto o2 simplicity for the remainder of your contract.
*** note *** This only applies if you have old o2 contract (The ones where you dont get billed for 0870, 0844 and 0845 numbers. ***
If you have recently upgraded then you may have come under the new t and c's already.
Many people have said o2 cpw are differnent t and c's.
This is correct but the above still applies for cancelation of the contract only i beleive (dont quote me on this one)
** The reason why is becuase it has been mentioned on here, O2 was the only network to have free 08 numbers coming out of the bundle, but it was costing a small fortune to support them for free. many people were just buying the contract and just dialing 08 numbers.
O2 has now come in line with the rest of the networks in the uk and the rest of europe.
** I think o2 have been generous in what they are doing, as far as im aware no other network when they stopped the o8 numbers gave you this options. to be honest you just had a letter saying that it was changing and lump it (In so many words)
** note calling customer care on 0870 is free from o2 mobiles and has been for a few months now, so this doesnt come into place when you may have called them as a get out clause. **
Hope the above clears things up.
[ This Message was edited by: darrengf on 2007-09-16 18:41 ] |
p900 lover
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Well im happy i got to cancel my contract, i had a remaining 14 months and now im just waiting for my PAC code. |
SE-Naz
Joined: Dec 23, 2003
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Well just to clear a point...
I have spoken to o2 ONLINE and have had my contract cancelled and moved over to the SIMONLY 30DAY Contract... They have clearly stated that I can cancel this within 30days notice period, or connect to contract and agree terms.
Its good to be O2 
Cheers
ENJOY
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HIJET
Joined: Mar 25, 2004
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From: milton keynes
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what about 0871 no dose it apploy
jim
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http://www.esato.com/board/viewtopic.php?topic=82664
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SE-Naz
Joined: Dec 23, 2003
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From: LONDON
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0871 are chargable
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darrengf
Joined: Dec 21, 2003
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If you want a full list of o2 charges then heres the link
http://www.o2.co.uk/mobilestariffs/tariffs/specialnumbers
However
just another point ** Regrading canceling your contract with o2 you ony have until 28th Sept 07 to do this. After this you will be on there new T and C's
Any way 0871 numbers are charged at 35p per min.
0845, 0870, 0844 are charged at 20p per min
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Miss UK
Joined: Jan 11, 2003
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07755 and 07744 does this mean you cannot phone people who have a number as follows 07740 and 07759?
Still I wanna do a complaints regarding my Bill anyway it's not fair ive been charged £26 for data when my mates have been charged £5 for Unlimited use or others £7.50 etc
£7.50 for 250MB is ok but my mates getting 1GB for £5 on Three and I know most of everyone else is getting this on T-Mobile for £7.50 too
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darrengf
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On 2007-09-17 01:01:14, miss uk wrote:
07755 and 07744 does this mean you cannot phone people who have a number as follows 07740 and 07759?
Still I wanna do a complaints regarding my Bill anyway it's not fair ive been charged £26 for data when my mates have been charged £5 for Unlimited use or others £7.50 etc
£7.50 for 250MB is ok but my mates getting 1GB for £5 on Three and I know most of everyone else is getting this on T-Mobile for £7.50 too
** Im confused regarding your complaint tho.
Your other friends are on other networks, so why is that o2's fault?
o2's data is expensive and they are trying to do something about it, but it does clearly state on the web etc that its £3 per mb after the free bundle.
07755 and 07744 are different to 07740 and 07759
07755 and 07744 are 35p premium mobile rates allocated by ofcom.
07740 and 07759 are normal mobile lines
Hope this helps |
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Posted: 2007-09-16 11:39
