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O2 Price Rise - Ex Virgin Mobile Customers
philstephen
Posts: 27 Forumite
in Mobiles
Have any former Virgin Mobile customers who were moved over O2 been contacted about a forthcoming price rise? I know we were due one and the 4.9% RPI + an additional 3.9% doesn't come as a surprise. On 21 February I received one email and within 24 hours got another one basically saying "we made a mistake. Nothing since then. This is a rolling monthly SIM only contract BTW.
Any idea what is going on?


Any idea what is going on?


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I got the email mentioning the same price rise you were told about but no retraction.My mum who was also on Virgin, if memory serves got a price rise from about £7 to either £14 or £17.Not good.0
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I had an email about the price increase. There was a link https://www.o2.co.uk/prices?cm_mmc=Email-_-RPI-_-O2PAYM-_-08381_RPI_2024_PEGA Here you can input how much your paying and when your contract started and it'll tell you the new price and how much increase to expect.
My contract is £7.99 per month and is increasing my 70p.
I think the table in the email can be misleading. Its an example only but when I first read it I thought it said it was increasing to £14, but its just an example.Original Debt £37,493.25 @ 25/05/2019 - Now £0 @ 24/02/2023 - £37,493.25 - 100% paid2 -
Yes the example in the first email gave me a bit of a shock, but soon saw the link to the calculator. But my worry is that the rate I'm currently paying carried over from Virgin is £9 a month - unlimited calls/texts plus 100GB data. I don't think O2 offer anything as good as that. My worry is they'll the former Virgin amount amount to something comparable O2 offer.Snwps said:I had an email about the price increase. There was a link https://www.o2.co.uk/prices?cm_mmc=Email-_-RPI-_-O2PAYM-_-08381_RPI_2024_PEGA Here you can input how much your paying and when your contract started and it'll tell you the new price and how much increase to expect.
My contract is £7.99 per month and is increasing my 70p.
I think the table in the email can be misleading. Its an example only but when I first read it I thought it said it was increasing to £14, but its just an example.0 -
same here for my mum. but no notice of anything going up. Shes currently on £9,30 with 10gb but doenst even use half of that0
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