cactus
16-03-2011, 11:38 AM
My partner has a mobile phone plan with Optus. She went on to purchase mobile broadband, but had very poor coverage where we live, and as it was within 7 days, called Optus to cancel the broadband.
Now, she was advised to send the dongle back (which she has) and that the broadband contract had been terminated (and that she only needed to pay for the bandwidth she had used the first few days she had it).
Now, six or so months on, she has continued to be charged for the broadband service. After the first month or so, her phone was disconnected, prompting her to call and ask why. They advised she hadn't paid for broadband services - so she explained to them what the deal was and they said that they would terminate the broadband service (again) and that no charges would be made.
Anyways, they are still trying to charge her 6 months on, and she is getting tired of calling every month explaining what has happened and the retards on the other end telling her that they will cancel it for her (and never actually doing it).
Anyone have any suggestions on further action she can take, or know anyone that works with Optus that might be able to help?
Thanks,
Matt.
Now, she was advised to send the dongle back (which she has) and that the broadband contract had been terminated (and that she only needed to pay for the bandwidth she had used the first few days she had it).
Now, six or so months on, she has continued to be charged for the broadband service. After the first month or so, her phone was disconnected, prompting her to call and ask why. They advised she hadn't paid for broadband services - so she explained to them what the deal was and they said that they would terminate the broadband service (again) and that no charges would be made.
Anyways, they are still trying to charge her 6 months on, and she is getting tired of calling every month explaining what has happened and the retards on the other end telling her that they will cancel it for her (and never actually doing it).
Anyone have any suggestions on further action she can take, or know anyone that works with Optus that might be able to help?
Thanks,
Matt.