Attn: o2 Customers Using 07744/0844 number (merged)

charlie12

There's a thread on another forum here with some useful info and many people have had success with cancellations (registration required).

HTH

JABWootton

If anyone has a O2 contract, you can cancel now penalty free. This is what you must do:

Write a simple letter to their disconnections department (USE ROYAL MAIL RECORDED DELIVERY)

Write in your letter that because O2 has changed your terms and conditions using charging for ringing 07744 & 07755 numbers that this put`s you at a disadvantage under clause 8.4 c of your terms.

At the moment O2 let you ring 07744 & 07755 numbers out of your free x minutes, but from the 1st July they will charge you 25p a minute.

This is your get out of contract free.

richardjames73

They may well just apply some bundle for these calls or make them free on your contract rather than letting you cancel.

sMARTie

im sure they have thougth of this.. surely this is not possible..

heymylastnameislewis

simliar thing for orange and its 1.50 itemised billing thing

JABWootton

sMARTie wrote:

im sure they have thougth of this.. surely this is not possible..

Have cancelled my contract with them
made sure it was legit before i posted
may have posted on wrong board though so could this be moved to correct board

MORPH3US

Anyone else tried this?!?

GF is on O2 and i'm sure she'd love to get out of her contract to get a new phone!!!

M

stunno

Is there anything similar going for Tmobile? It would be good if there were

richardjames73

No, at least T-mobile are not trying to change the terms and conditions of their contracts mide term like everyone else seems to be doing at the moment.

devils_nose

I cancelled my O2 contract recently, 6 months early, and they haven't actually charged me the £96 they said they were going to - in fact, I keep getting credits from them??

Very odd!