e2save problem (merged threads)

mobilejunkie

I doubt it. You should have read the threads first as always. You terminated your contract before 12 months were up. Of course, if you don't advertise that on here they may not notice - they aren't exactly bright.

Doc_N

Ofcom have just published this:

Protecting consumers from mis-selling of mobile telecommunications services

http://www.ofcom.org.uk/consult/condocs/mobmisselling/


Anyone with any views on e2save and CPW might want to respond (deadline 29 April). Ofcom have already received a large number of complaints about e2save - probably a fair number from here. If you're not happy, do whatever you need to do, but on top of that, contact Ofcom.

[EMAIL="contact@ofcom.org.uk"]contact@ofcom.org.uk[/EMAIL]

copy to:

[EMAIL="miriam.martin@ofcom.org.uk"]miriam.martin@ofcom.org.uk[/EMAIL]

foxyloxy

I received the standard text message from e2savegrp to confirm they received my latest claim - I notice they now want 35 days before I will receive the cheque rather than the 28 they usually state - despite having had numerous cashback contracts with them I will be taking my custom elsewhere next time.

Astec

Astec wrote: »

Got a query regarding final bills and upgrades. My 12 months were up on 5th March. On the 3rd I rang o2 to accept an upgrade offer, requesting that it start on the 6th, ie my billing date.

However, it appears that they began it on the 3rd as my bill is for £17 rather than £20 (less 2.5% vat cut) due to a credit for 2 days line rental.

Now I've completed my 12 months in o2's eyes, and I haven't technically switched tarriffs as I'm on the £35 tarrif as before, only now I get a discount on line rental and more mins/texts etc. But my bill shows a lower amount than I had before.

Should I be ok with my cashback claim as I've got £62 riding on this? I'll be complaining to o2 regardless as they got a few little things wrong on my upgrade.

Update: Sent my bill anyway with the claim form. Got a text a few days later confirming receipt, and got the cheque last week.

Wouldn't advise anyone updates before full 12 months are up, but if it's done in error like mine, send it anyway and hope for the best!

boxofrogs

This thread has gone quiet.

How are e2s performing now? I'm looking at a very expensive cashback deal with them, but if they are likely to go under or pull a flanker on the cashback I'd get stung big time.

Can anyone update? Is it woth the gamble? I'm good at claiming, but need to know the latest tricks...

Doc_N

boxofrogs wrote: »

This thread has gone quiet.

How are e2s performing now? I'm looking at a very expensive cashback deal with them, but if they are likely to go under or pull a flanker on the cashback I'd get stung big time.

Can anyone update? Is it woth the gamble? I'm good at claiming, but need to know the latest tricks...

I doubt they'll go bust, unless Carphone Warehouse offload them, but my experiences with them have been awful. They'll use every trick in the book to avoid paying - regularly claiming not to have received claims, for example, even when Royal Mail say otherwise. Then they want you to send the claim again.

I gave up with them and negotiated a far better deal direct with O2 (works out at £3.75 pm and no cashback to worry about). I guess many others here will have done much the same thing to avoid e2save hassle.

The last UK Customer Satisfaction Index survey showed Carphone/Talktalk as the 8th worst organisation for customer service in the UK. Basically, once they've got your money, they don't care.

darren72

boxofrogs wrote: »

This thread has gone quiet.

How are e2s performing now? I'm looking at a very expensive cashback deal with them, but if they are likely to go under or pull a flanker on the cashback I'd get stung big time.

e2save is just a trading name of Carphone Warehouse - It is actually CPW you are dealing with, and who your agreement is with.

mobilejunkie

I expect the reason this thread has "gone quiet" is because cpw haven't had any decent deals for nearly a year (with one or two exceptions if you know when and where to look). Apart from that, they have been using dirty tricks for so long in a determined effort to ruin their reputation that they finally succeeded - despite intermitent defence from the lucky few who weren't selected for the new approach to customers adopted when E2Save took over Onestop entirely around June 2007. Having said that, they appear to have stabilised recently somewhat - but since their deals are generally utter rubbish and mere hype I doubt there are too many who have been using them for cashback deals anyway.

musehead

I received the last of my quaterly £90 cashbacks last month (£360 in total for a 12 months free line rental deal). The only problem I had was that my last claim was denied for not including all of my itemised bill. I hadn't included it for my first three claims either (just the first page) but it had always been fine. I sent the rest of my bill off straight away and they changed my last payment to approved and sent the cheque.

waqasahmed

Hey, Im hoping to reopen this, as it has really been quiet. Has anyone else dealt with this company?