MSE News: EE introduces customer services queue jump fee

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EE customers can now pay for the privilege of getting to the front of the phone queue to speak to customer services...
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Another reason to choose a different provider, like the free market allows you to.
Or £1 for a person with extra training or free for somebody who's just started and doesn't know what they're talking about!
I think EasyJet already tried the £10 for queuing in the priority line trick.
How much can you sell blood for? What about you can take a piece of check-in luggage for a pint of blood? Turn up at the airport, go to a blood donor booth, donate blood, and they check-in your luggage.
Your a tad slow at telling us.
See: http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=5039037
There is a 50p charge for all Customer Service calls after 6pm on weekends and 8pm on weekdays.
They have a massive EE community forum for help questions. I have posted 2 threads on there and got answers both times on the same day. Why don't people use that? It's free.