I called BT on 30 Jan 2024 to complain about the excessive monthly charges for BT broadband, around £77. I was offered a new plan at £64.99 which I accepted. However, the new plan was not implemented as promised and I later discovered that the billing had not only continued at the old rate but had actually increased to £84.
(i) How do I obtain a refund of the excess charge?
(ii) Please provide the contact details to file a complaint with Ofcom
Hi @BadTelecoms
You cannot complain to Ofcom until you have a deadlock letter from BT. So your starting point is to open a complaint with BT.
https://www.bt.com/help/contact-bt/account-and-billing/broadband
Doesnt address my questions
I followed up with Chat support who referred me to a "Values Expert", who just turned out to be one of the guys who answers enquires on the general number.
The sales team had previously informed me that they had made a note on the account re the situation and i would receive a response in 5 days.
The "Values Expert" told me that, on the contrary, I would not be hearing more on this from BT for 90 days, after which I would get a letter updating me on their progress.
FYI: One thing the chat support was able to provide was a case number, which I can now use to avoid further instances of conversations not being properly recorded or acted on.
I am now in contact with the billing dept to try to get a refund of the overbilling by BT.
@BadTelecomswrote:Doesnt address my questions
Hi @BadTelecoms Just checking that you are aware that this is primarily a customer to customer help community. You are not talking to BT.