Giffgaff Outage Report in Warwick, England
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Giffgaff is a mobile telephone network running as a Mobile Virtual Network Operator using the United Kingdom O2 network.
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The chart below shows the number of Giffgaff reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Warwick and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Giffgaff users through our website.
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Wi-fi (59%)
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Phone (21%)
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Internet (13%)
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Total Blackout (7%)
Live Outage Map Near Warwick, England
The most recent Giffgaff outage reports came from the following cities: Birmingham.
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| Stratford-upon-Avon |
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Community Discussion
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Giffgaff Issues Reports Near Warwick, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Warwick and nearby locations:
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Jonathan Currinn
(@CriticJonni) reported
from
Birmingham, England
So apparently I've been with @giffgaff for 8 years! It feels like a lot longer, it:s incredible value for money and swapping over was one of the best things I ever did... I need the price of phones to go down so I can buy a new one, would never consider a contract! No need to!
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Samantha
(@Sammykins9486) reported
from
Birmingham, England
@giffgaff hey- can I please get some help as soon as possible regarding a sim swap issue? I have no signal at all - no working sim and expecting important phone calls
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✨Splashy💥
(@Splashy23_) reported
from
Birmingham, England
My boy @SirMcFreddie still using Giffgaff … an possibly in the same sentence as the worst network ever..
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John Riley
(@stairforce) reported
from
Stratford-upon-Avon, England
@Pandamoanimum @O2 I had a major falling out with O2 in 2010 (after being with them for 15 years). Moved to Giffgaff (which ironically uses O2’s network) and never looked back. Nine years later, O2 are still chasing me for the money they say I owe them.
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Myles
(@myles_morris) reported
from
Birmingham, England
GiffGaff unlimited everything for £25 be sneaking in some 2G data like we won't notice. Everything will just move slow randomly for about 10 mins then it's rapid again.
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Elisha Royale 💋
(@royale_musiq) reported
from
Birmingham, England
If anyone else is having this problem call 1626 to turn your voicemail off. You can reactivate if you want by calling 1616. #GiffGaff #GiffGaffSupport
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Lorenzo
(@lorenzodube) reported
from
Birmingham, England
@giffgaff Can you reply so I don’t go the night without a phone because you fail to have a call operative system I’m 2020
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Ash❗️
(@A_J_92) reported
from
Birmingham, England
@georgiaahale @giffgaff @TalkTalk @ThreeUK Oh shit! If it was within 14 days you can defo cancel penalty free as that's within the cooling off period. Make a complaint if you haven't already, don't let them get away with it. Sometimes they need that kick if all else fails email the CEO I can provide email ad.
Giffgaff Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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SOLID LIQUID
(@SOLIDLIQUID5) reported
@giffgaff As you have not provided your giffgaff account details and when you have a billing or technical query like this, by contacting our member service/agent team they could help you get your queries solved, as they aim to respond to any queries within a 24 hour time frame
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SOLID LIQUID
(@SOLIDLIQUID5) reported
@giffgaff SO THE FIND MY PHONE SCREENSHOT WITH THE IME OF THE DEVICE MEANS NOTHING? AND MY EMAIL IS MORE SECURE THAN M,Y ADDRESS INSANE COMPANY WITH THE REASONING OF A LUNATIC OR YOU CLEARLY WANT TO CAUISE ME PROBLEMS FOR NO REASON
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Timmy
(@Timmy17672437) reported
@pixiedooo @VOXI_UK @EE You dont get service until the idiots set up your account and add a number. Its same way Giffgaff work but far far worse. Iv just gone back to EE.
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SOLID LIQUID
(@SOLIDLIQUID5) reported
@giffgaff YOUR STAFF MEMBER SHOULD SAY WHICH PART OF THIS STUPID QUESTIONS SHE SENT ME I GOT WRONG FOR HER TO MAKE SUCH CLAIMS .
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giffgaff | The mobile network run by you
(@giffgaff) reported
@SOLIDLIQUID5 ... due to GDPR laws they will be unable to access your account. Please ensure to provide any account details they may have requested in order to ensure that they can help you as quickly as possible - giffgaff Hannah (3/3)
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jean sanna nicetop
(@dasstooshie) reported
@octojon GiffGaff runs on the O2 network so if you have any experience with them it should give some indication
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Sara Clifford-Gray
(@bookmadmum) reported
@ThreeUK I am no longer with your network so why do you insist on calling me twice a week to ask me if I want to come back? The fact that you hound me with phone calls doesn’t make me want to return - I’ll stick with @Giffgaff thanks as they leave me alone and don’t harass me
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Ian Head
(@heafod) reported
@Plusnet I recommended a friend to Plusnet. He has his new Plusnet SIM but his phone is locked to Giffgaff. He has a PAC code but not a PUK code. If I call you while he is next to me can we sort out the problem so that he can unlock his phone and start using his Plusnet SIM?
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John Woods
(@Yorksims) reported
@Pogit @giffgaff That consumer law (Consumer Rights Act 2015) requires you to prove that the problem was down to a fault or issue at the manufacturer, as opposed to wear and tear or misuse. So you need an engineer's report ideally from Apple to prove the phone was faulty when they made it.
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Richard Adams
(@Pogit) reported
from
Lincoln District, England
Hi @giffgaff We purchased an IPhone XS Max 2.5yrs ago for £1300 it now has a carrier update fail message @AppleSupport have looked at the phone and advised it should be replaced but as it was purchased through yourselves it should be done via you and consumer protection laws.