Vodafone outages and service status in West Woodburn, England
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Problems in the last 24 hours in West Woodburn, England
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Vodafone Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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AB (@bally1001) reported@VodafoneUK is seriously terrible to deal with. 🙈🙈
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shaun (@1971wilko) reported@Benleo Meh, you want bad give @VodafoneUK a go.
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Claire (@ClairVDE) reported@VodafoneUK a family member has noticed a default on her credit file from 2022 from Vodafone. She’s never had a Vodafone account or contract. How can we go about approaching and correcting this please?
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Lee Harris-hamer (@harris_hamer) reported@VodafoneUK is an absolute disgrace. I’ve been a customer for 20 years, I have 5 lines with for my business and pay over £200 per month, I’ve had no phone network for over 5 days, beeen to the shop twice, an excess of over 8 hours rining customer service 1)
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Chris Barnsey (@BarnseyChr77489) reported@VodafoneUK i Phone up Vodafone and spoke to someone from Vodafone and I asked someone about my Amazon gift card and she told me that they would not issue it until six months in because they want to make sure that people pay and don’t just back out after getting their Amazon gift card so
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Walkie-talkie repairs UK (@2_Way_Radios) reported@VodafoneUK Tried to resolve an issue with two people, no joy. Going to use my cooling off period to cancel before you even install my broadband. Very poor service and cable install. #cancel #PoorService
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Jolyon Brown (@Eddie_Catflap) reported@KirstieMAllsopp @VodafoneUK @lycamobile Vodafone are OK so long as everything works. If there’s a single element or situation which strays from their prepared process or script everything falls apart. Worst customer service I’ve ever encountered!
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Vodafone Group (@VodafoneGroup) reported@warebear42 Hi @warebear42, we're sorry to hear this. @VodafoneUK is currently unable to respond on X, but the team will be happy to help you over on Instagram or Facebook. Please drop them a message there, and they’ll get back to you.
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Scott Padgett (@P17DGE) reportedDoes any telecoms company actually care, and provided customer service !!! I’m loosing the will to live with @VodafoneUK !! How hard can it be to move a fibre cable from a wall so it can be knocked down ! At this rate I’m just going to cut the f@cking down !
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Arun Hebbar (@ArunHebbar7) reported@rksrajiv @VodafoneUK @AdityaBirlaGrp There is absolutely no issue at all. However, I am expecting some kind of clarification because nowhere in the world does a policy exist where a company is required to pay Rs.2/- to settle a Rs.1/- obligation. What I mean is that when Vodafone Idea paid the moratorium cost to DOT through equity conversion, it did not actually pay any of the Spectrum or AGR liabilities that were reflected under finance costs. Therefore, there is no reason why the company cannot discharge those obligations & why Speculation? I don't understand.