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Now all that remains is to find the cat who scarpered first thing and hasn't been back.
Have you checked under the floor boards?
PlumberWatch
Now all that remains is to find the cat who scarpered first thing and hasn't been back.
Thats not quite true.Well, that's the shop yes, we're after a T-mobile contract.
The staff were doing their best, to be fair, but it seems the first referral was passed to the wrong department, and then they took all afternoon to do nothing!
We said, if it's because his business account is quite new, then we'll change to the personal, but no, once it's going through the system, you can't change it...
why?Thats not quite true.
Thats not quite true.
Cancel the first, because they are unable to keep their side & open a new account.
I'd to open a second account, when the origional was blocked by them. New account opened because they had to have to provide the service.
It's not that they've blocked the account, they just hadn't cleared the banking details to open it. The girl in the shop said there was a fair chance that if we simply went elsewhere to get the same T-Mobile deal (like Phones4U), it would flag up as still pending and we'd be no better off.
She may have been lying, but at that stage (5.15pm, having actually started the sale just after midday, and been away and back three times) we were willing to bet she was right.
Still, at least that branch were trying to help. The other branch, when NT went in and said "I'm with Orange and thinking of quitting, what deal can you do", the boychild with groovy hair said "Nothing, you'll have to ring them up", making a phone sign with one hand in case we were too old to understand words, and virtually ushered us out of the shop!
Annoyingly, the deal he wants is a good one, so we're likely to stay with T-mobile. We're more likely to go elsewhere than their shop to buy a new phone though.
What phone are you going to get ?
Dunno. NT has been thinking about a Nokia, but is partly constrained by budget so we've done a lot of weighing up what phone comes with a contract, or whether to buy one sim free or what. we found the 620 (I think) at Phones4U and the guy said he'd do it with the Tmobile deal and knock £20 off, making it affordable. We'd have gone for that there and then, but the girl at EE said they'd promised to ring her back, so we went back to check, and when they hadn't, and we might still have been scuppered over the banking check, we lost the will to live.
He doesn't want Apple, and his current phone, which is now refusing to talk to his laptop and has had various other issues is a Sony Experia, so he's not keen on that.
One thing he wants to do is tether his phone to his laptop, to use it for internet when he's here away from his home Wireless. His current phone on Orange won't work hat way. When we went into Phones4U, the chap in there said that only Tmobile and 3 support tethering - something NT certainly wasn't told when he got the Orange contract. It's possible that all phone shop staff are lying b******s.
Thats part of a major problem they've had since thet were re-launched as ee, last September. Those in the shops know little more than the people they'll be passing you onto. And they'll be speaking to the same people you'll be speaking to.It's not that they've blocked the account, they just hadn't cleared the banking details to open it. The girl in the shop said there was a fair chance that if we simply went elsewhere to get the same T-Mobile deal (like Phones4U), it would flag up as still pending and we'd be no better off.
She may have been lying, but at that stage (5.15pm, having actually started the sale just after midday, and been away and back three times) we were willing to bet she was right.
Still, at least that branch were trying to help. The other branch, when NT went in and said "I'm with Orange and thinking of quitting, what deal can you do", the boychild with groovy hair said "Nothing, you'll have to ring them up", making a phone sign with one hand in case we were too old to understand words, and virtually ushered us out of the shop!
Annoyingly, the deal he wants is a good one, so we're likely to stay with T-mobile. We're more likely to go elsewhere than their shop to buy a new phone though.
Know that part of by heart. I believe there's 13 million combinations available when contacting Orange, via phone. Watchdog on BBC.I never knew mobile telephonic devices could get so complicated.
Me either, Pay You Go for me, I top up about £10 a year. When my ancient phone finally gave up the ghost after 7 years I had to get a new one......I never knew mobile telephonic devices could get so complicated.