Vodafone outages and service status in Paxton, Scotland
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Paxton, Scotland
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Vodafone Issues Reports Near Paxton, Scotland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Paxton and nearby locations:
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David Foss Foster (@Foss82) reported from Duns, Scotland@VodafoneUK customer service is absolutely shocking.
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Mr P®️ (@MrPGoesWild) reported from Coldingham, Scotland@RoxyZoologist @VodafoneUK That’s unreal, poor show from @VodafoneUK
Vodafone Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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James Pllu (@JamesPllu) reportedCan’t believe @VodafoneUK won’t believe my mums DOB after her passing this week and won’t allow me to cancel the account. Her banks, energy companies have all shown great compassion and assistance but not our pals @VodafoneGroup They insist I’ve got the wrong information.
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Ciprian Virlan (@CiprianVirlann) reported@VodafoneUK is the same, I am with them for 8y, and daily I can see how worst the reception is getting. When I called to the company always I a getting the same answer, busy area or working in progress.
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Yoganandu Pottam (@yoganandu) reportedHi @VodafoneUK, just checking if my broadband is on a holiday today? Internet has been down since 1 hr. Any updates on the outage and expected fix time please? #VodafoneUK
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michael lewis (@mikelewis79) reported@VodafoneUK Are you currently having issues with your website? Trying to purchase home broadband but keeps failing?
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Me (@nickyboy1886) reportedSo ****** off with the service from @ThreeUK (supposedly I can piggy back off @VodafoneUK masts?!) is there a problem calling landline numbers today? Mobile … fine, landlines ~ nothing … just silence?
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Gareth Paul Fradgley (@gpfradgley) reportedI worked with Adrian’s Son for a few years while at Vodafone and he was such a positive fun guy. We all loved @VodafoneUK we were a family. Then this awful franchise scheme came in. Dropped all the teams that had worked for them for years. I still don’t know how this is legal?
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Ocho Adokpe (@AdokpeOcho) reported@VodafoneUK eSIM profile due to an EID block caused by a backend provisioning conflict. Now fix my problem please
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Craige Timmins (@v8fettler) reported@JadeEdwards9 @VodafoneUK “Please send us a direct message (ie take this away from public view because we’re incompetant, and not scared to tell you ‘tough titties we’ve got you in contract and will avoid dealing with any problems as best we can’) ….Bot replies only…
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🏴☠️ emo king song mingi 🏴☠️ (@minkimeal) reportedI’m so ready to cancel my @VodafoneUK account, absolutely appalling service
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Ed Sabella (@Ed_Sabella) reported@DanielPriestley I don’t think this is really about protecting kids, it’s more about collecting information on everyone. I have two young kids and use @VodafoneUK . I used to block specific websites easily through the router, but Vodafone removed that option and replaced it with their so-called “Secure Net” app. Now you can only block by category, not by individual websites. It turns out this is perfectly legal. The UK government doesn’t require providers to offer specific site blocking. They only want category blocking, which gives parents far less real control. It’s the same problem as YouTube: no matter how many categories you block, creators always find ways around it. I highly recommend moving to @Starlink like I did