Birthday Present from O2!

mbam_2

Now this is one promotion I never know about!!!!!!

1. Pay & Go customers who have registered their date of birth details with O2 will be given 50 free UK messaging units on their registered birth date. You must be a minimum of 16 years old to be eligible for the birthday gift and have been connected to O2 Pay & Go service for more than 14 days.
2. The 50 free messaging units are available only after the customer has received a text message from O2 and must be used within 30 days. Unused free messaging units at the end of the 30 day period will expire. Messaging units can be used to send standard UK picture messages or standard UK text messages. A UK picture message is equivalent to three units and a UK text message is one. Picture messaging is handset dependent.
3. Customers can register their birth date with O2 by calling Customer Service on 08705 678 678 (calls charged at 25p per minute from an O2 Pay & Go mobile in the UK) or by visiting https://www.o2register.co.uk
4. Registered birth dates can be changed but only a single birthday gift of 50 free UK messaging units per mobile phone number can be given during any 12 month period.
5. Customers with a monthly messaging allowance or Bolt On with messaging element will have their Bolt On frozen for the duration of the 50 free messaging units.
6. Customers will be sent a text message at the end of the 30 days or when their 50 messaging units have been used up (whichever is sooner). Messages sent after expiry of the 30 days or after the 50 units have been used will be charged as per the customers' standard tariff rate.
7. O2 reserves the right to withdraw or amend the Birthday Gift offer at any time. Notice will be given to participating customers via text message and will be effective immediately.
8. Promoter: O2 (UK) Limited, 260 Bath Road, Slough, Berkshire, SL1 4DX

z4kir

handy if you want to remind people (who should have remembered) its your birthday (and the following argument!)

redux

mbam wrote: »

Now this is one promotion I never know about!!!!!!

1. Pay & Go customers who have registered ...

- and on contracts, it seems