Vodafone outages and service status in Gretton, England
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Gretton, England
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The most recent Vodafone outage reports came from the following cities: Kettering.
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Internet | 1 month ago |
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Vodafone Issues Reports Near Gretton, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Gretton and nearby locations:
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Simon Willars (@swurra) reported from Desborough, EnglandSo you may have a good network and plans but your customer service via @VOXI_UK and @VodafoneUK is seriously awful! I’ve had reason to move to another network and my wife will undoubtedly follow after a shocking episode of failed customer service!
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Damian Kinsella (@damiankinsella8) reported from Stamford, EnglandLooking forward to leaving @EE - what became one of the best networks, has become the worst in all departments. And I certainly won’t be stonkin up £10 extra a month for 5G. Why can’t you be like @o2 @VodafoneUK keeping prices affordable & the same @EE 😡
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Nick Walkland (@cheekos) reported from Exton, England6 months into 18 month fibre broadband contract and @VodafoneUK hike price from £23 to £25.50. OK, not bad, but took option to jump ship. Now staying... Doubled speed to 76mbps at old price but now with an extra 10% discount and new router. So £20.70 all in. #topdeal #speedy
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Darren Carson (@Bobby_Dazzler68) reported from Corby, England@lionsofficial @C4Sport @VodafoneUK Dan Biggar has pretty much bossed the game well, not a bad first outing for the lads
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Mark Glynne-Jones (@markglynnejones) reported from Gretton, England@VodafoneUK Good of you but a letter from NHS to support case hasn’t worked so.. after over 30 years as a personal/biz customer and even having Vod as a client it’s goodbye from us x3...
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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.
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FINGERSJOHN✌ (@jnafr) reported@ThreeUKSupport why is the signal (internet) so poor in B43 Great Barr Birmingham? @VodafoneUK
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Robin Nakamoto (@RobinNakamoto) reported@VodafoneUK How about you fix your 5G instead?
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IainMcCallum (@Iain_McCallum) reported@VodafoneUK I am shocked and surprised that you are unable to connect me to the team that is supposed to support customers experiencing difficulties with Home Broadband. I have now been without service for 24 hours. Maybe you shouldn't be in the business of communication?!
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F2K (@Mafri15) reported@VodafoneUK ur operatives are very useless n so unhelpful. Asked to activate roaming and for nearly 36hrs still no service. I give up on u guys
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Davie J Cuthbert (@DavieCuthbert) reported@IsntWorkingPod @VodafoneUK Any FEMALE employee should be going to HR. Unacceptable, these creatures are living out a fantasy fetish. Should not only be banned but given guidance to seek HELP. This is an illness.
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CityFibre (@CityFibre) reported@hollymorgs @VodafoneUK Sorry to hear about the trouble your father has been having with his installation. Since the service is with Vodafone, they are responsible for managing and scheduling all installation appointments. Please continue to coordinate directly with them to get this resolved. Thank you.
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CityFibre (@CityFibre) reported@fankle_steve @VodafoneUK Sorry to hear about the delay with your connection. Please reach out to Vodafone directly regarding your installation and service status. As your service provider, they manage all scheduling and can provide the most up-to-date information on your appointment and connectivity.
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Mhabib (@mhabib18) reported@O2 Complaint reference: C-0805262070, i dont want any more discussions..sort it out pronto else closing my account and going to @VodafoneUK
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Paul Jones - Performer/Shooter, Web sites🔞 (@pauljonesAIR) reported@VodafoneUK OK, so, a complaint Phone, with bank cards, lost. No problem, get a new one. I went to the vodafone shop, with my passport and my bank statement. They can't help. They can only order a sim for a lost phone if I have my bank cards. The ones in the phone. That will take a week to replace. They told me to phone customer services. CS were surprised the shop could not help, so put me through security. Which I failed. I even have a 4 digit code? Never used it. My last bill? No idea, because it's a text on my phone. Look at my bank statement? Fair plan, but my LOST PHONE is my 2FA device, so before showing me my statement, my bank will send a text to my phone, the one I don't have any more... They said I failed security and the only option would be a security reset. They'd send me an email. You know what the security reset asks for? a PHOTO of my passport and a PHOTO of my bank statement. You know what is LESS SECURE than a person standing in front of you, with their physical passport and bank statement? A photo of those documents attached to a form. It's almost as though you have not paid attention to what AI image generation can do these days. If you ever need to get a DBS check, they require you turn up, in person , and present physical documents. Not photos. SUGGESTION : If a customer comes to a shop with their passport and bank statement, THAT IS SECURE ID and the shop should be able to order a sim replacement.