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Glasgow prankster posts pal’s number as ‘O2 compensation line’– but lad gets last laugh with hilarious text replies

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A GLASGOW prankster’s hilarious O2 wind up has left his pal with more than 800 messages from disgruntled customers.

Ross Mackie decided to have a little fun after the mobile phone giant’s internet and 4G crashed this week.

The network was down earlier this week
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We told how furious Scottish customers blasted the network after the phone operator went down leaving millions unable to make or receive calls.

And knowing many punters would be demanding refunds, Ross stuck his pal’s number online claiming it was an O2 helpline.

He wrote: “Anyone with 02. Call centre is inundated so they are telling people to text ‘Refund’ to (number) and an agent will get back to you within 24 hours to issue a refund.

“I just done it you get confirmation txt straight away.


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“YOU GET £50 CREDIT TOWARDS YOUR PHONE BILL AS COMPENSATION. PLEASE SHARE.”

The lad’s cheeky post meant his mate’s phone was quickly bombarded with over 800 messages.

The lad’s original pranking post

But his pal got the last laugh – taking the time to reply to customers with hilarious comments of his own.

He replied to one message saying: “Congratulations you have now adopted a snow leopard at the price of £2.99!”

Hundreds thought they were in for a refund

One customer got a sarcastic response

Another said: “Did ye aye? Tell some c*** who gives a f**k!”

One read: “You’re no longer active on the system goodbye.”

Another hilarious response

He was left with hundreds of texts

And one said: “Don’t like the look of that number you’re no allowed sorry.

“Bye driver.”

The post has already racked up almost 4,000 shares and 7,000 likes since it went online.

We told how Scots singer Lewis Capaldi left fans in stitches with a hilarious response on Twitter.

And how a Scots toddler wants to be a YouTube star when he’s older after finding viral fame with a letter to Santa.


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