Mozillion
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Mozillion
@Mozilliondotcom
Hello, we’re Mozillion - the award-winning mobile provider. Better for your pocket, and the planet 💚 As seen on TV 📺
United Kingdom Katılım Ekim 2020
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@MrAdamGibbs Hi Adam - can you send us a DM on here with your email address so I can take a look.
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@Mozilliondotcom How do I get a response from customer services please? Not getting anything back on multiple emails for 3 weeks now. Thanks
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@catintheroom Hi, so sorry for the delayed reply on here but yes, this is a simple plan change we can do for you - contact our Customer Team and we can get it sorted.
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@Mozilliondotcom I got a 1 month 100gb plan I would really like to change to a 12 month contract so my monthly cost is lower is there a way I can move my plan or do I need to cancel the renewal of the 1 month plan & then take out a 12 month plan & I would like to keep my number
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@BenjaminEHowe @bjblyth @PhlipGodfrey @1pMobile Yes you can via your Mozillion Dashboard (or we can do it for you).
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@Stayl525 @MartinSLewis @GMB 20GB more and £14 less a month. You’re welcome
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Martin Lewis gives O2 & Ofcom both barrels after O2 hikes prices by more than it’d told customers & regulators do nowt to stop it!
For full info and how to beat the rise see: moneysavingexpert.com/news/2025/10/o…
Courtesy of @GMB
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@MartinSLewis I plumped for a Mozillion contract which I discovered on MSE as there's no increases over 24 month contract. £30 a month x 24. As it should be!
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@MartinSLewis @leicesterliz @Ofcom Your highlighting this did me a favour. I was with O2 but have switched to Mozillion (which uses EE network). Was going to be paying £19 a month after the increase, now paying £4.50 for almost identical package.
If O2 want to lose customers they're going the right way about it
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Just had a good call with @LeicesterLiz about O2's price hike on a price hike, that makes a mockery of @Ofcom's rules. Its bad for consumers & now its broken the taboo if others follow suit could increase inflation! My 3 key suggestions were
1. Just scrap current rules and simply ban above inflation mid-contract price hikes.
Banning inflation-linked hikes which is what Ofcom's done isn't the same (ie while you can't say we'll increase by inflation + 3%, but you can say we'll double your price!).
O2s prices rises are 7% to 30% year on year, far more than they were for many under the old inflation linked hikes system.
In the interim while that's looked at...
2. The current rule says if mobile, broadband & pay TV firms hike prices mid-contract by more than they said they would when people signed up, then customers have a right to leave penalty free. There are two problems with this...
a. They ?deliberately? don't communicate it well so many miss it. They need to be made to put it in font 50 at the top of all communications.
b. You have 30 days after notification to leave penalty free. Yet most people miss the notifications, it feels like junk. They only notice it when the price actually rises. So there should be two 30 days windows you can leave penalty free
i) After notification
ii) After the hike.
3. Firms should not be able to unilaterally decide to increase prices by more than they said at the start of the contract. If it is going to be allowed it should be only in emergencies (eg huge unexpected rise in underlying costs) and they should have to apply to Ofcom for permission to do it.
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I'm thankful to the Secretary of State for listening to me on this, and glad she was already up in arms about it too. She is going to investigate what can be done...
PS If you're wondering why I say ban above inflation mid-contract price hikes, rather than ban all price hikes. Partly because I lobbied for changes for years on this, and there was huge reticence so I'm trying to come up with practical solutions that could be implemented.
Plus as over two year contract costs can change, so if you ban any rises, then you risk firms over-inflating prices at contracts start as a provisional against possible cost increases over the contract period. So all in all no above inflation rises seems reasonable.
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@garylilley88 Hi Gary, please send a direct message on here with your number or email so I can take a look.
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@Mozilliondotcom any chance of some help at all please? Been calling for weeks now and emailed back 25/Aug/25 to cancel my data sim and still not had confirmation of this and I’ve been trying since 05/Aug/25 to get this done, like I say I’ll be back but need this cancelling now
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Do not use a company called Mozillion for mobile phones. I have been tryingnto sort out sim card and ported number as I have no service. They have no idea how to fix it. A month into the contract and no service. Abysmal customer service. @Mozilliondotcom
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