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How seriously are EE on customers loyalty?

Raj37
Investigator
Investigator

I've been a loyal customer with EE for 17+ years now and built up a reaonable loyalty discount with them over these years. I have recently been moved  over  by EE to another contract with out my explicit concent and as part of the move I have lost all my loyalty discounts and also been updold a services I do not need.

When I spoke to EE customer services, they said your old contract has been discontinued and no longer exists, but I know other you are still on the same old contact I was on and they have not been informed of any changes to there contacts or services.

Has anyone else experienced this behaviour from EE? is it worth me continuing to be a loyal customer with EE or should I consider mover to and other provider who is will to look after their loyal customers?

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XRaySpeX
EE Community Star
EE Community Star

@Raj37 : We understand your Qs perfectly. Your previous eligibility for certain discounts & the reason these have been removed  is a matter of your specific a/c & cannot be addressed by this Community which can have no access to your specific account. 

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Merlinjake
Visitor

I have been with EE for over 22 years, I had a number previously that was deleted because of a mistake made on EE's side, but not too fused about that one. Though it was a good number that I had for 18 years I'm over it 👍

Anyways history aside, I have never questioned the possibilities of loyalty discounts, I assume it'd be along the line of calling customer care team and tell them you're thinking of leaving and explaining in favour of a competitor offering a better price.  Then maybe you'd be offered something. 

I know EE was recently in the news for over charging customers in upgrade contracts, so maybe it's company policy. Not illegal but immoral. 

Staff can't do much about it. Just try your luck. 

 

kabelukas
Visitor

I disappointed with EE no loyalty discount I have 4contract before left 1 I save 54pound per month now and I planing quit from EE with my last contract 

Luke-59
Contributor
Contributor

Hello there

I also had issues with EE  when I spoken to them over the phone in the upgrade upon I’ve been promised that my add-ons would move over to the new plan, but I lost one of my add-ons. I wanted to keep all my new plan they promised me I wouldn’t lose any of my add-ons when I swap my plan. Everything was going to be the same when I upgraded my plan unfinished speaking to them on the phone. I close my app and reopen the app I checked my add-ons and one of my addons was missing like always EE always records the  calls so I asked them to listen into the recording phone call with this upgrade team . I had so much problems with EE so the ad on I had before it was for free but when I upgraded now it’s showing how to pay for it but I’ve been promised that it should be free on my account from upgrades when I take out my plan so so I got discounted on  

£10.00 Loyalty .!

I just wish they can do better service.

I also ask them if I can speak to a manager . and they wouldn’t put me through to them. It sounds like the manager keeps giving him feedback and  the E guide comes back to me with a update when I requested to speak to a manager over the phone.