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Confusion about cancelled SIM order – still getting emails about SEPA mandate


Hi everyone,

I’m hoping someone here can help me understand what’s going on, because right now I’m honestly quite confused.

I was told that I would get 50% off my current plan and an additional SIM card. No one mentioned a one-time fee, and in the end I decided I don’t want the extra SIM card at all.

So on 18 December, I contacted the O2 team using the online chat in my O2 login. I gave them my order number and they confirmed the order would be cancelled. I also received an email from O2 saying that the order was cancelled, and that if the SIM card still arrives, I should just dispose of it since it was never activated. So far, so good.

But today I received another email asking me to provide a SEPA mandate for the new SIM card. Now I honestly don’t know whether the order is cancelled or not. I was relaxed after receiving the cancellation email, but now I’m worried again.

I really don’t want this SIM card, and for the last few days I’ve been trying different ways to contact O2 again — which has been surprisingly difficult. I also haven’t received any response to my cancellation request emails.

Right now it feels like a bit of a vicious cycle, and I’d really appreciate some clarity:

  • Is my order cancelled or not?

  • Why am I still being asked for SEPA details?

  • Do I need to do anything else to make sure I’m not charged?

Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.

Edit o2_Antje: Moved from Tarife to English Community / 25.12.2025

Converted the topic to a Question // 28.12.2025, o2_Rebecca

Lösung von Bumer

You can ignore the SEPA direct debit mandate requests; this is an automated process related to the cancelled contract. You may receive up to three requests. If you have received written confirmation of the cancellation, everything is fine.

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Bumer
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  • Lösung
  • December 24, 2025

You can ignore the SEPA direct debit mandate requests; this is an automated process related to the cancelled contract. You may receive up to three requests. If you have received written confirmation of the cancellation, everything is fine.


o2_Rebecca
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  • December 28, 2025

Hello ​@ShriDesh and welcome to our community 🌼 thank you for asking here.

Bumer has already been able to correctly answer your question. You don’t need to worry about the SEPA mandate requests. That is a remnant of the cancelled contract process.

You can rely on the confirmation of the revocation and refer to it at any time 🙂

Kind regards, Rebecca