£121 bill on £15 contract. T-Mobile

ispartacus75

7891368 wrote: »

I said this earlier

He doesn't want to take responsibilty for his actions.

He also disputed a speeding fine.

He's a mature adult

I don't think it's fair on everyone who can manage to check their own allowance/aware of charges etc and choose higher tariffs to ensure they do so, that he pays anything less than what the fee is.

Also for them to monitor the allowances for everyone incapable of doing so would push the prices up for everyone as it would be another overhead to cover.

Are you seriously THAT pathetic. I HAVE accepted that I am ultimately responsible for the calls.....on many occasions. However you would only be aware of this is you had bothered to read a little.

And what exactly is SO WRONG about disputing a speeding fine if you are confident you werent speeding at the time of the alleged offence?

Let me guess, you would automatically pay anything that is sent to you without questioning those that have sent it.

Sounds rather immature to me!!

[Deleted User]

I get 600 mins for 19.99 (and 1000 texts, unlimited internet and 12 months of home broadband - thanks O2!), so i shall chuckle and say goodbye to this thread.

However.. It would be rather useful to be able to get an app to monitor phone call usage, and programmed it so that it would alert you to usage near the limit of your tariff. Right, off to check the Ovi store.. (Found it - http://www.funmahol.com/2008/08/11/stat_monitor.html)

7891368

ispartacus75 wrote: »

Are you seriously THAT pathetic. I HAVE accepted that I am ultimately responsible for the calls.....on many occasions. However you would only be aware of this is you had bothered to read a little.

And what exactly is SO WRONG about disputing a speeding fine if you are confident you werent speeding at the time of the alleged offence?

Let me guess, you would automatically pay anything that is sent to you without questioning those that have sent it.

Sounds rather immature to me!!

I've read the whole thread thank you
If you are responsible, pay the bill?
That's the point!

ispartacus75

ringo_24601 wrote: »

I get 600 mins for 19.99 (and 1000 texts, unlimited internet and 12 months of home broadband - thanks O2!), so i shall chuckle and say goodbye to this thread.

However.. It would be rather useful to be able to get an app to monitor phone call usage, and programmed it so that it would alert you to usage near the limit of your tariff. Right, off to check the Ovi store.. (Found it - http://www.funmahol.com/2008/08/11/stat_monitor.html)

Ive ended up looking for something similar for Windows Mobile so that this type of thing doesnt happen again. Checking reviews in a few.

spook

I have to say, as someone who used to spend time on this forum a few years back, it's disappointing to see the amount of nastiness, snarky comments and holier-than-thou attitude in this thread. Even if you don't agree with someone, there's no need to keep repeating the same attacks that others have already posted before you. If you haven't got anything helpful to add to the discussion then don't post in it.

This advice should probably apply to the OP too, and me as well so I'll shut up now.

The thread should end here. Nobody post below the dotted line. (this won't work, will it...)

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Exhortation

spook wrote: »

(this won't work, will it...)

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No, it won't.

mackemdave

To me you should be posting about how good your network supplier has been after YOU screwed up....They are offering you £50 off YOUR !!!! up and yet you are slagging them off.....I certainly DO despair of people who dont take responsibilty for THEIR actions....

spook

Exhortation wrote: »

No, it won't.

You were right

ispartacus75

mackemdave wrote: »

To me you should be posting about how good your network supplier has been after YOU screwed up....They are offering you £50 off YOUR !!!! up and yet you are slagging them off.....I certainly DO despair of people who dont take responsibilty for THEIR actions....

My last post on this subject.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/7902675/Home-owners-face-higher-mortgage-payments-after-bank-miscalculation.html

Company gets it wrong big time. Customer pays the price. Sounds like people being forced to take responsibility for someone elses actions there.
And dont tell me T-Mobile have never made a mistake and the customer has had to pay the price for it.

eranou

ispartacus75 wrote: »

My last post on this subject.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/7902675/Home-owners-face-higher-mortgage-payments-after-bank-miscalculation.html

Company gets it wrong big time. Customer pays the price. Sounds like people being forced to take responsibility for someone elses actions there.
And dont tell me T-Mobile have never made a mistake and the customer has had to pay the price for it.

Sorry can you point out what that article has got to do with you making a mistake and t-mobile making you a good offer even tho you admit you where at fault?