Pipex Homecall... yet again
Another month, another bill from Pipex Homecall but the same cock-up. The current tally, if you are playing along at home, is 2 correct bills against 2 incorrect bills. It doesn’t take a maths whiz to calculate just a 50% success rate. And all because I rang to complain that I hadn’t received my free internet speed boost.
At least I have figured out what this Anytime service is that is costing me £12.50 extra a month. It apparently allows you to make free calls. I haven’t looked into it too deeply because I don’t need it. It is a mistake. I in fact only made 3 landline calls last month and, drum-roll please, one of those was to Pipex Homecall to complain about the bill for the previous month. I was going to call the customer service(?) department again but I would only have started to use some of my industrial strength expletives, which I save for such occasions. Instead I have sent a registered letter to their Customer Relations Review Service asking that the Anytime service be removed and that £25 is credited back to my account. If that doesn’t work then it’s onward and upward to the The Office of Telecommunications Ombudsman to ask them to review the complaint.
Authored by Carl D. Patterson, a software developer by trade who tinkers with the web, reads and watches films in his spare time.