Giffgaff outages and service status in Pitlochry, Scotland
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Pitlochry, Scotland
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Giffgaff Issues Reports Near Pitlochry, Scotland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Pitlochry and nearby locations:
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Jack (@JackCCLow) reported from Moulin, Scotland@ThreeUKSupport No luck I’m afraid. Plus iPhone 13 doesn’t have an option to use 3G only. Anything else you can do? Having to hot spot on my wife’s @giffgaff service…
Giffgaff Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Andy Roberts (@artfulalchemy_) reported@AvonandsomerRob I think there’s a fine line these days between PAYG and rolling contract. For instance is a Giffgaff sim registered in your name and set to auto top up from your bank every month truly PAYG or is it really a rolling contract ? The interesting figures would relate to the amount of PAYG sims that are not registered to a legitimate name and topped up via voucher paid for by cash. While I am sure the above does not automatically mean questionable usage if you could combine that data with number of sims that appear on the network and drop of after a few weeks, maybe a month or so never to be seen again you may have some indication of criminal usage.
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MRP (@MRP_YT) reported@giffgaff All this took me nowhere. Please provide customer phone number for me to phone.
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Simon (@Simonli127) reported@giffgaff @EdisonChu10 You never clearly informed customers of any time limit, such as 14 or 30 days. This is misleading and feels like consumer fraud.
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rory hamilton (@rory1972ham) reported@cxdi55 @skytv @SkyHelpTeam I was a customer with three for around 25 years phone contract renewal for similar package was £35 now gone up to £80 with 2 increases to come during contract went to giffgaff £14 pm
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MOfad.! (@tarafaderin) reported@giffgaff Hello, How long can I keep a giffgaff SIM without recharging it before I lose the SIM & it, been reallocated to another customer please? Thanks.
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Leila - レイラ (@twistedhumanoid) reported@giffgaff almost 24 hours on my SIM still does not work. I have emailed customer services and still nothing! In this day and age, surely you at least have agents on hand for live chat?!
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MRP (@MRP_YT) reported@giffgaff Called my bank. Direct debit canceled. Will never use Giffgaff again.
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MagnoliaLab (@lovezihuatanejo) reported@zzwinwinwin Giffgaff mass-banning user SIM cards is straight-up robbery and completely illegal. I fully support you guys filing a complaint with Ofcom!
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Rhoda (@UkRhoda) reported@giffgaff How can a “service” company run with zero customer service/help and no phone number? What nonsense! Scammers!
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Stevio (@Rothbury01669) reported@JohnTillUK @O2 @Mozilliondotcom I was with EE over 18 years (from the Orange days). When they were bought by BT their renentions deals went up the spout and they wanted £60/month for a new iPhone 13 and that was at a discount. So I requested a PAC code on the website and bought my phone direct from Apple for £36/month over 2 years I moved to Giffgaff (which is 02 but been fine for me). Within an hour of the PAC request a guy from EE phoned me and said, why are you leaving after all these years ..... told him why and he said, we can offer it for £50. I said too late. Even with a £10/month sim deal on Giffgaff it was still cheaper and I never went back and I am still with Giffgaff 5 years later My friend works for Three and he said that legacy customer leaving is a red line for the companies because once you go, you'll never come back and they also know that once the customer discovers they can buy the phone direct from the manufacturer with 24 month 0% terms, it's the end of the line for the working model