Hello,
I travelled in Switzerland which is not included in my contract, which is why I was deactivating my roaming when in Switzerland and reactivated it as soon as I was in Austria / France.
How come I paid for that month 89 € instead of the usual 45€?
Could O2 actually provide me with a proof of where I was using my data ? I'm totally sure that I never used in in Switzerland. Only at the border like Feldkrich in Austria.
Thanks.
Julien
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Invoice amount x2 because of data used in Switzerland (but that's wrong)
Lösung von o2_Tatjana
Hey @Galven ,
please tell us next time, when you want to deactivate your mobile data for the foreign countries. It is safer than to deactivate it on your mobilephone. There is everytime the possibility that your phone use mobile data in the background.
So I checkt it and the Lünnersee is near by the swiss border. So I think your phone dial into the swiss network.
Best regards, Tatjana
Zur Antwort springenplease tell us next time, when you want to deactivate your mobile data for the foreign countries. It is safer than to deactivate it on your mobilephone. There is everytime the possibility that your phone use mobile data in the background.
So I checkt it and the Lünnersee is near by the swiss border. So I think your phone dial into the swiss network.
Best regards, Tatjana
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At the border? If a Swiss network had a stronger signal it is very possible that you were using this Swiss network and not an Austrian one. In border areas it is very important to choose manual network selection in the phone settings.
Check the invoice. Do the days on which you were charged match the days you were near the border?
Check the invoice. Do the days on which you were charged match the days you were near the border?
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Hey @Galven ,
welcome to the o2 community. 🙂
Could you answer the questions of@bs0 ?
Best regards, Tatjana
welcome to the o2 community. 🙂
Could you answer the questions of
Best regards, Tatjana
Thanks for your reply.
This is the details I have. I agree with 05.08 and 07.08, I really was inside Switzerland.
As for the rest:
08.08.19: I was in Lichtenstein + Feldkirch + hiking around Lünersee in Austria. I must have activated internet as soon as I received the SMS saying like "Lichtenstein [or Austria] is included in your contract, and you'll pay as much as you pay in Germany".
09.08.19: Again hiking around Lünersee, really along the border in the mountains
01.09.19: I don't even know why there's something at that date, I either was in Munich or Austria, quite far from Switzerland.
This is the details I have. I agree with 05.08 and 07.08, I really was inside Switzerland.
As for the rest:
08.08.19: I was in Lichtenstein + Feldkirch + hiking around Lünersee in Austria. I must have activated internet as soon as I received the SMS saying like "Lichtenstein [or Austria] is included in your contract, and you'll pay as much as you pay in Germany".
09.08.19: Again hiking around Lünersee, really along the border in the mountains
01.09.19: I don't even know why there's something at that date, I either was in Munich or Austria, quite far from Switzerland.
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Hey @Galven ,
where do you deactivating the internet. On your mobilephone or did you call us to do it?
Best regards, Tatjana
where do you deactivating the internet. On your mobilephone or did you call us to do it?
Best regards, Tatjana
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- Lösung
Hey @Galven ,
please tell us next time, when you want to deactivate your mobile data for the foreign countries. It is safer than to deactivate it on your mobilephone. There is everytime the possibility that your phone use mobile data in the background.
So I checkt it and the Lünnersee is near by the swiss border. So I think your phone dial into the swiss network.
Best regards, Tatjana
please tell us next time, when you want to deactivate your mobile data for the foreign countries. It is safer than to deactivate it on your mobilephone. There is everytime the possibility that your phone use mobile data in the background.
So I checkt it and the Lünnersee is near by the swiss border. So I think your phone dial into the swiss network.
Best regards, Tatjana
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No a refund is not possible, because yout mobilephone went to the swiss network.
Best regards, Tatjana
Best regards, Tatjana
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