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O2 demanding money advice please

OK I have had a bill from O2 saying I'm £30 behind on my bill from November I have contacted them and it's because the system is asking me to pay it so I'm confused the bill was from November 17th I paid £350 on the 24th and the system has not cleared the bill when I spoke to the O2 rep he said the £350 I paid should of cleared the £30 owed but the system has not recognised it now they want a further £30 off me even tho it's the systems fault and my account is well in credit but they are saying my mobile will be put on incoming calls only even tho I'm in credit confused so am I I have told them I'm not paying this as it's ther systems fault and all it needs is somebody to press the it's OK key on a keyboard someone help please as I'm really confused about this as even the O2 rep said it's not my fault but o2s.... any help advice would be great
Thanks Darren
Merry Christmas :xmastree:

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  • Inner_Zone
    Inner_Zone Posts: 2,853 Forumite
    bigdaz74 wrote: »
    OK I have had a bill from O2 saying I'm £30 behind on my bill from November I have contacted them and it's because the system is asking me to pay it so I'm confused the bill was from November 17th I paid £350 on the 24th and the system has not cleared the bill when I spoke to the O2 rep he said the £350 I paid should of cleared the £30 owed but the system has not recognised it now they want a further £30 off me even tho it's the systems fault and my account is well in credit but they are saying my mobile will be put on incoming calls only even tho I'm in credit confused so am I I have told them I'm not paying this as it's ther systems fault and all it needs is somebody to press the it's OK key on a keyboard someone help please as I'm really confused about this as even the O2 rep said it's not my fault but o2s.... any help advice would be great
    Thanks Darren
    Merry Christmas :xmastree:
    Your post does not make any sense, plus it all one long sentence, no capitals or punctuation.

    How much was the bill on 17th November?

    Why are you keeping your account in credit?
  • My O2 account is O2 refresh where you pay for the phone on a different agreement sorry I forgot to mention this as to be honest the whole situation is confusing me.
    I was paying £35 a month on my phone plan. When I paid the £350 on the phone plan my phone plan is now £12.58 a month
    The O2 rep said "it's a system fault not mine"

    But they still want me to pay the £30 that will go up to £50 next month all I want to know is

    Hw do I stand legally as O2 admit it's ther fault on the system but are demanding I pay to clear it
  • diamonds
    diamonds Posts: 6,048 Forumite
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    bigdaz74 wrote: »
    My O2 account is O2 refresh where you pay for the phone on a different agreement sorry I forgot to mention this as to be honest the whole situation is confusing me.
    I was paying £35 a month on my phone plan. When I paid the £350 on the phone plan my phone plan is now £12.58 a month
    The O2 rep said "it's a system fault not mine"

    But they still want me to pay the £30 that will go up to £50 next month all I want to know is

    Hw do I stand legally as O2 admit it's ther fault on the system but are demanding I pay to clear it

    Try...


    Complaint Review Service



    If you’ve spoken to a manager and you’re not satisfied with how we’ve handled your complaint, the Complaint Review Service can help – they’ll carry out an impartial review of your complaint.

    We’ll help you escalate your complaint or you can contact our Complaint Review Service directly by email or post.

    O2 Complaint Review Service
    PO Box 302
    Dunstable
    LU6 9GN

    complaintreviewservice@o2.com

    Make sure you include your contact details and what you’d like us to do to resolve your complaint.

    We’ll send you an acknowledgement of your complaint within a few days and get the investigation started. We might need to call you to talk through things.

    Once we’ve reviewed your complaint, we’ll let you know the outcome in writing, usually within five working days. If it’s going to take longer, we’ll let you know and keep you informed of our progress.

    If you remain unhappy after we’ve responded to your complaint, or if it takes us more than eight weeks to respond, you may wish to contact our Ombudsman.

    You can also read our Consumer Code of Practice in full here.
    http://static.o2.co.uk/www/docs/o2_consumer_code_of_practice.pdf
    SO... now England its the Scots turn to say dont leave the UK, stay in Europe with us in the UK, dont let the tories fool you like they did us with empty lies... You will be leaving the UK aswell as Europe ;)
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