Giffgaff outages and service status in New York, England
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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 New York, England
The chart below shows the number of Giffgaff reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in New York, 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 New York, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in New York and nearby locations:
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M a r t i n (@martinrblow) reported from Boston, England@giffgaff @O2 I think it maybe more my workplace being the problem. Thanks though.
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M a r t i n (@martinrblow) reported from Boston, EnglandManaged to free myself from the main stream phone 📞 provider. However #giffgaff using @O2 means my signal 📡 now drops out. 📴 🤔
Giffgaff Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Dan (@cto_block) reported@giffgaff your service in Central London is abysmal, absolutely unusable - embarassing
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Michelle🇺🇦 (@Mishishell) reported@giffgaff been having problems with data all day
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giffgaff (@giffgaff) reported@KielyFergus Our agents will then get back to you via email as soon as possible to go through account verification to help access the account. - giffgaff Ann 2/2
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giffgaff (@giffgaff) reported@MRP_YT We're a web based company, so there is no contact number for us. If you have an account with giffgaff, you'll have entered an email address to activate your SIM. It's worthwhile checking your emails for any coming from giffgaff, to help with logging in. - giffgaff Jeanette
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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
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Martin (@martinrue) reported@robj3d3 @IMAC2 @ThreeUK Ah dude that sucks. FWIW, I use giffgaff and they're happy so long as you top up every few months.
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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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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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giffgaff (@giffgaff) reported@Michael70481373 Unfortunately, this is not something we can investigate further through social media, and must advise that you keep in touch with our agents through your case, and provide any information that they need there, so we can help sort this out for you. – giffgaff Tasbiya
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giffgaff (@giffgaff) reported@alpherah Hello Steve, Please advise your mother to contact our phone agents recommend via Chat, as they’re best placed to help. - giffgaff Ann