Anyone ever received a suprising (not in a good way) last bill? My wifes contract recently ended with o2, I was paying £31 a month and the final bill a few weeks after the contract had expired was ~£36!?!?
I contacted o2 and they said oh don't worry you are in credit, great I thought - £3 in credit to be precise lol. Nothing adds up, I honestly believe they con people at the end of their contracts for an extra months payment.
After some digging I found that I started my contract at the beginning of April 2016 and that the first bill was generated start of April and I paid the first bill mid-April 2016, which covered me until beginning of May. This pattern then repeats every month. I got my PAC code March 1st 2018 and used it March 8th (checking with o2 in advance that there would be no charge). So my mid-Feb 2018 payment covered me from the start to Feb to the start of March 2018. The contract was only used in March for a week, if that. They have charged me £36 in mid March and tried claiming its for the 'previous month'. Is this a common tactic used? I wonder how much money they've made to unsuspecting customers over the years trying this one.
I contacted o2 and they said oh don't worry you are in credit, great I thought - £3 in credit to be precise lol. Nothing adds up, I honestly believe they con people at the end of their contracts for an extra months payment.
After some digging I found that I started my contract at the beginning of April 2016 and that the first bill was generated start of April and I paid the first bill mid-April 2016, which covered me until beginning of May. This pattern then repeats every month. I got my PAC code March 1st 2018 and used it March 8th (checking with o2 in advance that there would be no charge). So my mid-Feb 2018 payment covered me from the start to Feb to the start of March 2018. The contract was only used in March for a week, if that. They have charged me £36 in mid March and tried claiming its for the 'previous month'. Is this a common tactic used? I wonder how much money they've made to unsuspecting customers over the years trying this one.