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Topic # 214995 7-Jun-2017 20:13
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Has anyone else noticed that the usage meter on My Vodafone is munted, or is it just me?

 

If I go through the view usage option I can see my usage for the month numerically, but the graphical indicator on the front page is stuck on 60Gb (my full monthly allowance).

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  Reply # 1796172 7-Jun-2017 20:39
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Fine on my Prepay connection

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Edit: Have you cleard the App cache?

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  Reply # 1796175 7-Jun-2017 20:42
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Yep, usage meter on the website is broken for me too.

 
 
 
 




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  Reply # 1796198 7-Jun-2017 20:55
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Thanks. I guess their fragmented billing systems must be causing issues for certain customers.



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  Reply # 1797718 10-Jun-2017 14:29
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I noticed that the graphical meter on the main page became 'unstuck' a couple of days ago. So, now the 'view usage' page is showing 15Gb used and the graphical meter is showing 4Gb used. 

 

I guess I'd better be conservative and assume that the 15Gb figure is the one that they'll actually use for billing purposes, but this is very misleading.

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