O2 Robbing Sods!!!
I have just found out how the cheeky fekkers intend to claw back what they will lose from the regulators demand to lower roamed call charges.... 0845 numbers...
I just got a text from O2 as my provider saying that from next month, 0845, 0844 numbers will be charged outside of my bundle at 20pence a minute:nono: We all know that the actual cost to call those numbers from a landline is 3pence a minute... Now I dont call them that often, but others will. It's an absolute disgrace. :mad: Are the other mobile airtime providings offering the same providings as the O2 airtime providings when it comes to these providings? :Suspiciou Seriously gutted I have just upgraded... It's petty things like this that would normally cause me to consider asking for a PAC code :idea: And breathe out:D |
But you get a free ringdings
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O2 being a rip off..... nothing new is it.!
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ah the great British public... get ripped off and moan like fuk but will do nothing about it!
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I reckon he's going to spit on them. :D
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Originally Posted by Spoon
(Post 7203512)
I reckon he's going to spit on them. :D
Hi STi - I am moaning and also asking whether people know if their providings are doing the same. If they are then there is nothing that can be done, short of using my office number to call 0845's in future :norty: If O2 are the only ones doing it, then I would look to migrate when my contract expires, at which point I will consider other mobile airtime providings offering free ringdings :) Do you see? |
Originally Posted by Abdabz
(Post 7203555)
:lol: I haven't had Bob Carolgees hand up my ass for years Mr Spoon :lol:
I bet Bob's gutted though. :D |
Originally Posted by Abdabz
(Post 7203555)
:lol: I haven't had Bob Carolgees hand up my ass for years Mr Spoon :lol:
Hi STi - I am moaning and also asking whether people know if their providings are doing the same. If they are then there is nothing that can be done, short of using my office number to call 0845's in future :norty: If O2 are the only ones doing it, then I would look to migrate when my contract expires, at which point I will consider other mobile airtime providings offering free ringdings :) Do you see? |
Originally Posted by STi wanna Subaru
(Post 7203587)
I do. I'd add though you can find the standard landline number of most companies and phone using your free mins instead of using the 0845 number. :)
Never paid above my standard 'all inclusive' calls package using this site. |
There is much, much wisdom on this site :thumb:
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it's a business, and we all know the key to a good business is to con people as much as you can whilst keeping them sweet. A long teedius 'do a bit at a time' process which in the end will keep the directors in bentleys and keep gucci's on their feet!..
amen! |
My company ain't in there neither is 1 of our customers :D
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I switched from 02 to Orange, not realising that 02 were the only company to include 08 numbers in the inclusive minutes.
I was going to switch back to 02 after my contract expires, but now theres no reason to! |
Originally Posted by Simon C
(Post 7203890)
My company ain't in there neither is 1 of our customers :D
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You must have a good memory Spoon :D
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Originally Posted by STi wanna Subaru
(Post 7203907)
You must have a good memory Spoon :D
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02 charge to call their customers services too, which is a bit of a cheek, its free with 3 :thumb:
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Originally Posted by pauld37
(Post 7203924)
02 charge to call their customers services too, which is a bit of a cheek, its free with 3 :thumb:
if you've got reception to make the call :lol1: |
Been with 3 for 4 years and never had any problems, 02 and Orange are pretty poor around here
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