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Hi,

 

I've been having a tortuous time with Vodafone the last few months,

it initially started at the tail end of November, when my phone inexplicably had no signal, reboots the lot, no luck.

 

 

After 3 phone calls to Vodafone it was finally established a cancellation request was made by me (?!?!?! most certainly wasn't!), for the phone number.

 

 

It took a further 2 weeks of constant phone calls before I eventually got onto someone who appeared to know what they were doing,

and 24 hours later the phone was working again.

 

HOWEVER, it has yet again happened, on the 21st of this month.

The number was yet again deactivated, and my phone is now unusable once again. And has been for the last week,

in total I've had 3 weeks without service.

 

 

I really cannot continue with this level of service unreliability, as I've had to buy Skype credit

(so the issue is now is financially damaging) to make phone calls.

 

I'm at a bit of a loss what to do,

when I call up, I've gotten to the point where I know the customer services advisor im talking to

has absolutely no clue what is going on, and is effectively passing the buck when saying it will be active within 2 or 3 days.

 

 

I'm now saying, look I know you have no idea what to do,

can you pass me onto someone who does.

Even the next person i'm passed onto is clueless!

 

I'm rather at the end of my tether, and ideally if i can terminate the contract and move onto someone else

who can actually provide a reliable service i'm quite happy to do that.

 

 

But suspect that Vodafone would moan and threaten the early termination charge

even though as far as I am aware, the contract is currently being breached by themselves.

 

 

They specifically state a reasonable time period within the contract, although this really does not give any indication, I

would think when I am told by a customer services advisor (have recorded phone call),

that it will be 2 days (or the 10's of other occasions where different time frames have been given),

that this is the reasonable time period.

 

So in a nut shell, I have a dead phone,

with no resolution on the horizon as I've been unable to get to the chaps who know what they are doing.

I'm really not quite sure where to go from here!

 

Any advice would be most appreciated!

 

Thanks!

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Have added reference to your thread title for Rep to spot - I rather suspect that it wont be until the New year, however, we can hope !

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