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PaulFindlay

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#280096 26-Nov-2020 11:35
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After many years with Vodafone with mobile and broadband accounts I left in frustration due to repeated billing stuff ups and miscommunication. I don't want to re-hash that.

 

 

 

I still get mobile account bills of $0 sent irregularly and have sent emails to support asking this to stop. No answer. I've tried contacting Vodafone's call centre but I need to verify my account details (with details that are long faded from memory, e.g. old cancelled credit card for billing amounts, forgotten PIN). Are there any ways around this? I just want to stop getting reminded of how crap the billing system was/is.


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  #2611133 26-Nov-2020 13:43
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While of little help, you could just consider it a friendly reminder from VF as to why you switched in the first place, just in case you ever consider going back to them?



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  #2611187 26-Nov-2020 14:31
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@PaulFindlay Feel free to PM me the account number and the latest invoice number you have and I'll try to see why they are still coming through... I can't think of anything off the top of my head, since they are $0 and (I assume) you don't have any services still active on the account.





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