Giffgaff outages and service status in Scunthorpe, England
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Users are reporting problems related to: phone, internet and total blackout.
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- Giffgaff generated 0 outage signals in the last 24 hours around Scunthorpe, including 0 direct reports.
Giffgaff is a mobile telephone network running as a Mobile Virtual Network Operator using the United Kingdom O2 network.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Scunthorpe, England
The chart below shows the number of Giffgaff reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Scunthorpe, England and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Giffgaff Issues Reports Near Scunthorpe, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Scunthorpe and nearby locations:
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Claire Jordan (@ClaireAnne_J) reported from Welton, EnglandTwitter peeps - has anyone bought a refurbed phone from @giffgaff before? How is their cust service? 🤔
Giffgaff Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Colin MacRae 🇺🇦 (@colinmac7) reported@giffgaff I'm having major problems getting answers about my stolen handset. I've asked several specific questions, but the replies are generic and don't address the issues. How do I get this escalated to someone who can properly investigate and respond?
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billy horan (@billyhoranuk) reported@AskKlarna @giffgaff Klarna approved, then an issue with giffgaff checks. Via the website chat with a klarna person the suggested option was to build up credit to solve this situation. Seems like a strange strategy…
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Jason (@jasoneccles) reported@thomasforth I think they are, in a way. This year I made the mistake of moving from O2 to Lebara, because it was cheaper. The signal is terrible, and despite it being on the Vodafone network, I get a “less bars” than colleagues who are on Vodafone. It seems to me the MVNOs, like Lebara and GiffGaff, are ways of selling less bandwidth for cheaper money.
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Jason ferguson (@Jasonrfc90) reported@virginmedia What am i paying u idiots for every single day my internet goes down honestly the worst service provider in the uk i would rather use my giffgaff internet than this **** show of a company
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John Bull (@54JohnBull) reported@Glen11Glen @dbcxptures That sounds fair. GiffGaff could be cheaper by a couple of pounds but little in it. Others have also mentioned the O2 network is pretty rubbish for mobile internet.
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Maimuna (@Maimuna5371) reported@Crypto_Fiona777 @giffgaff Your explanation help me to understand
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Simon (@Simonli127) reported@giffgaff @Ofcom giffgaff never clearly informed customers of any specific time limit, such as 14 days or 30 days. This practice is completely misleading and appears to be a deliberate attempt to take advantage of consumers, amounting to unfair practice/consumer fraud.@Ofcom
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Suhail 🔥 (@idrees_suhail) reported@robj3d3 @ThreeUK Three just... sucks as a company. Giffgaff has worked great for me (keep your number, free texts receiving anywhere). Or move all 2FA to authenticator apps now that you're maybe forced to change it anyway
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Jacob Smith (@Smit3930) reported@giffgaff Oh my bad, I'll do that now.
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homelander (@jtbbtnt54249) reported@giffgaff @reubenwvw Does your garbage company have any sense of ethics at all? You ban people’s accounts without offering any proper way to resolve the issue, and now you won’t even refund the remaining balance—you’re just keeping all the money for yourselves?