Giffgaff outages and service status in Bishops Stortford, England
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Bishops Stortford, England
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Giffgaff Issues Reports Near Bishops Stortford, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Bishops Stortford and nearby locations:
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Suzanna Stewart (@SuzieStewart) reported from Hoddesdon, England@giffgaff hi, tried to renew password online but the link you send keeps saying it’s already been used when it hasn’t. Need to renew bundle asap but can’t help please
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Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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ROBIN HOOD 🏹 (@Robinsolshood) reported@giffgaff why ******** my unlimited data not working again Sort it out lads
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giffgaff (@giffgaff) reported@cazjj Hi Caz. Oh dear, that's not right. Please drop us a DM, so we can help. - giffgaff Tasbiya
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TheDePINCat 🐈🌐 (@TheDePINCat) reported.@giffgaff have generally been good (10 years+ a subscriber). For the past few days, I have been unable to send texts from my UK number. I had to go onto a forum to diagnose what I thought was a device problem. Reset my network settings (no help). And then back to the forum to find a coverage map. Ideally, giffgaff would send alerts to impacted areas so we are aware with this information. And, with connectivity being fundamental to everything we do in the digital world, communication should be treated as high priority as a burst water pipe or gas leak. This is why community-owned networks are so crucial. There is an extra level of care and concern when the issue directly impacts you.
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Lilith Tuylor (@lilith15016) reported@giffgaff Since you dismiss a potential CUSTOMER as not worth replying to, with a copy pasted 'go to website' 'response' it is clear that my custom would not be welcome.
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david (@david43ni) reported@giffgaff hey a didnt get the emergency alarm iphone 13 pay and go is that a u problem or .gov issue
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netmonkey (@WingedNetMonkey) reported@MoistKritikal51 @TheNorfolkLion I managed to get a 256gb pixel 10a from giffgaff for £400 + £10 rolling monthly contract which I will cancel. Sold out at the minute. Not sure when they will be getting them back in stock but may be worth keeping a check on their site if you live in the UK.
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Woody Knows (@Woody3704) reported@SamRobi90967600 @hewantswealth Yh unlimited data isnt exactly unlimited Giffgaff has a 650GB limit. If you break it twice in a year then they can apparently just deactivate your account and refuse service. I only used around 900GB once. & that was because of watching netflix + post PC format game downloads
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Mark 🐈⬛ 🐈⬛ (@TheBossnME) reported@virginmedia @giffgaff @Telefonica Virgin Media are 💯 with prompt online support. Always have been. I'm not sure any of the others will reply, at all...
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Ewan (@ewan_tindale) reported@imedrichards @TMobile @Mintmobile Giffgaff in the UK, not sure if you have an equivalent over there It's sim only monthly rolling contract so you buy your own phone but then can switch/cancel whenever you want
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PhilC (@gibberingphil) reported@Mattisamazing33 Just check that any of the virtual networks you use have a decent signal where you are, and/or allow WiFi calling. I originally went with giffgaff when I retired, who are great to deal with, but use the O2 network which only works in our back bedroom.