I’ve ordered a PAYG sim with unlimited data on the 1/11/2020. But for some personal reason I decided not to use ID Mobile straight after. I tried contacting ID mobile within the 14 day cooling off period to terminate my number to avoid any complications or charges. But the chat bot was useless and the same message saying all agents are unavailable to my service. I wasn’t getting any replies at all.
Therefore, the only way to terminate my plan before me being charged is to activate the sim/account, and cancel it myself online, which is what I did. I activated the sim on the 6/11/2020, and after struggling with the poor website UI, I managed to close my account. I thought everything was ok as I cancelled everything within the 14 day cooling period. I was wrong.
on the 16/12/2020, a debt collection company called Lucas Credit Service (LCS) demand me to pay a total of £20.65. I was completely lost. I tried contacting ID mobile once again and I get the same respond - no human available. I then replied to LCS to ask for clarification, and I got the reply below
We confirm that your account was opened on 01.11.2020 and disconnected on 10.11.2020. This was 1 month subscription account for mobile number 07xxxxxx, which was last used on 06.11.2020. The balance relates to usage up to disconnection.
I received another email on the 30/12/2020 by LCS threatening to file a default with a credit service agency which will affect my credit score if I don’t pay within the next 7 days. I tried contacting ID mobile, again, though FB twitter and the help chatbot - I can’t connect with anyone in ID Mobile!
I can’t believe just by ordering a SIM card from ID mobile has caused such a big interruption to me when I did not even use any of the services. I tried my best to resolve this (Trying to raise this issue with ID mobile but can’t connect with anyone) but I believe I don't owe ID mobile a single penny (at least not £20.65). What should I do?
Will file a complaint and leave a pubic review after all this is resolved.
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