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O2 iPhone users forced into paperless billing
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Printing out one sheet of paper 12 times a year is hardly a big deal is it?
I've not seen a phone bill for 5 years and have no need to.
Slightly different for business customers, but not that much.
As a business customer it is very irritating and time consuming - you have to log on, remember passwords etc. it would not be so bad if it was sent as an email - I could cope with that.0 -
Lifeisbutadream wrote: »As a business customer it is very irritating and time consuming - you have to log on, remember passwords etc. it would not be so bad if it was sent as an email - I could cope with that.
I have to log on to check or download my Orange bill. I have just done so and timed it as I got an email yesterday saying it was ready - it takes approx 40 seconds to do that and download it to save it with the others. It's surely not that difficult to remember a password...0 -
Ok, lets say it takes 3 minutes to log in and print out the invoice/front sheet.
3 minutes, 12 times a year, that's just over half an over.
As you're on this forum you clearly use the internet quite a lot anyway so it's hardly a massive diversion.
How long does it take to open an envelope, take the statment out, then dispose of the envelope? Maybe a minute?
I'm really struggling to see how this is such an ordeal.0 -
It wasn't my OP - I was merely saying that I agree with the OP.
Nice to know that it can be timed exactly how long something takes me from elsewhere. Perhaps I don't want to remember hundreds of different passwords for hundreds of different things.
For the record I have lots of envelopes to open anyway and actually prefer that method.0 -
That's your point of view. Some people have a problem with that attituede though, it's not as neutral as you seem to think it is.0
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My most humble apologies for my opinions.0
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That's clearly not what I meant. You are entitled to your opinions, it's just that there's nothing mean or wrong about challenging them. Indeed there is much to challenge.0
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Use the same password?
Even if it takes 10 minutes, that's still a mere 2 hours in the whole year. Nobody is that busy. And if they were, they wouldn't be idling away the day on forums like this talking to complete strangers....0 -
Welcome to 2009.
Hopefully all companies will use some common sense and push more online billing.0 -
I'm on paperless billing with Orange, I wasn't happy about it at first and phoned to complain.
The customer service rep was a bit stumped when I pointed that some customers don't have or want access to the internet and that I thought it was out of order to charge this group of people for having to receive a paper bill.0
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