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Current contract terminated by O2 with no reason and a new contract being rejected with no reason


Hi,

I'ma longtime O2 customer having completed multiple contract tenures in parallel for multiple tariffs with O2.

In the last few days I have faced a couple of very strange issues with O2, which have led me to consider taking my business elsewhere, but I would like to clarify things before I do so.

My current contract for HomeSpot was terminated without any reason by O2 with one month 's notice (I had already completed the contract, so it was running with a one month 's notice period ).

Could you please share what is the reason for this termination (the termination letter doesn't mention any reason ) ?

On a somewhat related note, my mobile contract had  completed too and so I extended it successfully a few days back, but when I applied for a new/second mobile contract I was rejected without any reason.

Could you please share what is the reason for this rejection  (especially considering that I 'm still being up sold the new HomeSpot tariffs in my O2 account , so somehow O2 still wants me to buy contracts but strangely not the ones that I want to buy )?

So now I have an existing contract on notice, another existing contract which was successfully extended and a new contract which was rejected.

There have been no major changes in my circumstances lately, so the above events are very surprising for me.

I appreciate any help in this regard.

Thanks!

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Lösung von bs0 30 May 2023, 23:03

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Was it a Homespot tariff or an unlimited mobile tariff you were using in a mobile router?

If a contract is rejected, the email usually provides an address you can write to to find out why. It is usually because of the credit check. Nobody here can give you the specific reason.

Was it a Homespot tariff or an unlimited mobile tariff you were using in a mobile router?

It was HomeSpot tariff.

 

If a contract is rejected, the email usually provides an address you can write to to find out why. It is usually because of the credit check. Nobody here can give you the specific reason.

Ok, so it could be another reason too, because they approved my contract extension at the same time and are up selling me another contract, so credit check seems like an unlikely reason.

Anyways I’ll try to get more details about it.

May be you are using too much data volume with you contract.

Some user of the unlimited contract get a cancellation too, because of heavy use.

O2 is black listing users with a heavy volume use for contracts with unlimited volume, they should use DSL, Fibre or cable.

May be you are using too much data volume with you contract.

Some user of the unlimited contract get a cancellation too, because of heavy use.

O2 is black listing users with a heavy volume use for contracts with unlimited volume, they should use DSL, Fibre or cable.

I don’t know how much usage is supposed to be too much usage with an unlimited contract.

Anyways it’s surprising to hear that terminations for excessive usage is a common thing.

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If a customer is costing a company money, for example as a result of excessive use, then it is at least plausible. Unlimited only makes sense for a provider if the distribution of use works out such that the average use is not more than a certain amount. In other words, if too many people use the unlimited tariff "excessively" (whatever that means in practice) then these contracts might be terminated.

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Hey @User140520192052 ,
I can understand your concern and I’m happy that our user could give you the first valuable Information
I highly recommend as bs0 already mentioned, to address further questions to the contact which is given in the mail.
Best Matea
 

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