Giffgaff screw up

Great. So now you can't queue goodybags any more. You have to wait until
they run out at midnight, and quickly get another one before you clock up
PAYG charges.

Or subscribe to a 'recurring goodybag'.

Neither of which are what I want.

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It is O2, they always change the rules to screw the customers.



"Bob Eager" <news0001@eager.cx> wrote in message
news:a5g2ciFeupU64@mid.individual.net...
> Great. So now you can't queue goodybags any more. You have to wait until
> they run out at midnight, and quickly get another one before you clock up
> PAYG charges.
>
> Or subscribe to a 'recurring goodybag'.
>
> Neither of which are what I want.
>
> --
> Use the BIG mirror service in the UK:
> http://www.mirrorservice.org
>

In message <a5g2ciFeupU64@mid.individual.net>, at 11:12:18 on Tue, 3 Jul
2012, Bob Eager <news0001@eager.cx> remarked:
>Great. So now you can't queue goodybags any more. You have to wait until
>they run out at midnight, and quickly get another one before you clock up
>PAYG charges.
>
>Or subscribe to a 'recurring goodybag'.
>
>Neither of which are what I want.

It's your fault. Giffgaff is the network run by you - apparently.
--
Roland Perry

I always had issues with O2 and their customer support. Seems just like they don't care at all about their clients!

"Roland Perry" <roland@perry.co.uk> wrote in message
news:Fr5IY7O5Vx8PFAlo@perry.co.uk...
> In message <a5g2ciFeupU64@mid.individual.net>, at 11:12:18 on Tue, 3 Jul
> 2012, Bob Eager <news0001@eager.cx> remarked:
>>Great. So now you can't queue goodybags any more. You have to wait until
>>they run out at midnight, and quickly get another one before you clock up
>>PAYG charges.
>>
>>Or subscribe to a 'recurring goodybag'.
>>
>>Neither of which are what I want.
>
> It's your fault. Giffgaff is the network run by you - apparently.

.....................and you get what you deserve

On Fri, 6 Jul 2012 08:23:06 +0100, "Jim GM4DJ / M ..."
<james.stewart497@ntlworld.com> wrote:

>
>"Roland Perry" <roland@perry.co.uk> wrote in message
>news:Fr5IY7O5Vx8PFAlo@perry.co.uk...
>> In message <a5g2ciFeupU64@mid.individual.net>, at 11:12:18 on Tue, 3 Jul
>> 2012, Bob Eager <news0001@eager.cx> remarked:
>>>Great. So now you can't queue goodybags any more. You have to wait until
>>>they run out at midnight, and quickly get another one before you clock up
>>>PAYG charges.
>>>
>>>Or subscribe to a 'recurring goodybag'.
>>>
>>>Neither of which are what I want.
>>
>> It's your fault. Giffgaff is the network run by you - apparently.
>
>....................and you get what you deserve

If you run the network, presumably you're able to authorise refunds
when the service falls short of what was promised.

Bob Eager wrote:
> Great. So now you can't queue goodybags any more. You have to wait
> until they run out at midnight, and quickly get another one before
> you clock up PAYG charges.
>
> Or subscribe to a 'recurring goodybag'.
>
> Neither of which are what I want.
>
Recurring sounds more useful than stacking, i'll find out when i get
to use it.
Giffgaff should have added it rather than substituted

If you know of a network that has more user options than
Giffgaff let me know.

Steve Terry
--
Get a free GiffGaff PAYG Sim and £5 bonus after activation at:
http://giffgaff.com/orders/affiliate/gfourwwk

R. Mark Clayton wrote:
> It is O2, they always change the rules to screw the customers.
>
<snip top post>
>
You know of a network that doesn't?

Steve Terry
--
Get a free GiffGaff PAYG Sim and £5 bonus after activation at:
http://giffgaff.com/orders/affiliate/gfourwwk

On Fri, 06 Jul 2012 21:28:27 +0100, Steve Terry wrote:

> Bob Eager wrote:
>> Great. So now you can't queue goodybags any more. You have to wait
>> until they run out at midnight, and quickly get another one before you
>> clock up PAYG charges.
>>
>> Or subscribe to a 'recurring goodybag'.
>>
>> Neither of which are what I want.
>>
> Recurring sounds more useful than stacking, i'll find out when i get to
> use it.

They're both useful. Recurring is good if you have a card they can charge
(teenagers often don't), or if you like a contract-like system.

Stacking or queueing is useful if you want to vary the goodybag from
month to month, or not have one at all. You can stack it well in advance,
so it's pretty easy.

> Giffgaff should have added it rather than substituted

Of course. They cite 'technical problems'. Like lack of foresight!

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On Jul 6, 3:54*pm, Chris Blunt <m...@nospam.com> wrote:
> On Fri, 6 Jul 2012 08:23:06 +0100, "Jim GM4DJ / M ..."
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> <james.stewart...@ntlworld.com> wrote:
>
> >"Roland Perry" <rol...@perry.co.uk> wrote in message
> >news:Fr5IY7O5Vx8PFAlo@perry.co.uk...
> >> In message <a5g2ciFeup...@mid.individual.net>, at 11:12:18 on Tue, 3 Jul
> >> 2012, Bob Eager <news0...@eager.cx> remarked:
> >>>Great. So now you can't queue goodybags any more. You have to wait until
> >>>they run out at midnight, and quickly get another one before you clockup
> >>>PAYG charges.
>
> >>>Or subscribe to a 'recurring goodybag'.
>
> >>>Neither of which are what I want.
>
> >> It's your fault. Giffgaff is the network run by you - apparently.
>
> >....................and you get what you deserve
>
> If you run the network, presumably you're able to authorise refunds
> when the service falls short of what was promised.

But contribute the issue to the Community Forums, suggest a solutiion,
and get a handsome payback at the end of the month. Simples.

CJB.