Three to Vodafone PAC time
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Ive just given up on 3, ever since the at home service came out the service abroad has been utterly s
t, not one country has youtube or whatsapp or maps worked, unless you pay the £5 for a day pass, thats only in countries that are not at home as well,took me 45minutes to get to speak to some one to get the code to leave, was getting very pissed off with them in the end. The wifes only me took 25 minutes to get the code. both came through in minutes.
t, not one country has youtube or whatsapp or maps worked, unless you pay the £5 for a day pass, thats only in countries that are not at home as well,took me 45minutes to get to speak to some one to get the code to leave, was getting very pissed off with them in the end. The wifes only me took 25 minutes to get the code. both came through in minutes.Havoc856 said:
Exactly the same as my experience. Even the guy on the end of the phone who's job it seemed was to convince me not to leave said "fair enough" I'll text you your PAC
I had that when I said I was leaving due to poor signal, he had nothing to say except "maybe try us again at some point in the future" When you say they have allowed some hefty breaches to your account, that is exactly the kind of issues my mate has had with vodafone. I would never go near them with a barge pole after the multiple times they have let his ex ring up and access his account/order phones etc. Even after the first time it was a full on fraud case and he told them someone would try ringing up to be him, and they still accepted her excuses and let her access his account.
Literally made this jump last week. Never had an issue with 3, but their contracts are too pricey these days so made the jump to Vodafone.
Anyway; I called up 3 last Saturday morning and after an hour of 'please don't go/sales pitch', they had text me my PAC within 10 minutes. Had my new Vodafone contract by 3pm and sent a request online for a number switch just after; my number was transferred over by 1pm on the Tuesday.
Apparently they don't switch numbers over at the weekend and generally give you a switch time (usually between 11am and 4pm) two days after you've submitted the request. You should get a text with the switch over time.
Anyway; I called up 3 last Saturday morning and after an hour of 'please don't go/sales pitch', they had text me my PAC within 10 minutes. Had my new Vodafone contract by 3pm and sent a request online for a number switch just after; my number was transferred over by 1pm on the Tuesday.
Apparently they don't switch numbers over at the weekend and generally give you a switch time (usually between 11am and 4pm) two days after you've submitted the request. You should get a text with the switch over time.
eybic said:
Generally it should be sorted within 24 hours once Vodafone have your PAC. Have you already made the leap? Vodafone signal seems to be ste now, years ago they used to be good but I wouldn't touch them. Either EE or O2 for me.
I've tended to find O2 coverage nothing like as good as Vodafone (partner is on O2), which is surprising as they share network stations (Vodafone handles one half of the country, O2 the other half) - effectively the same network footprint.te now, years ago they used to be good but I wouldn't touch them. Either EE or O2 for me.Took nearly a week for my move from three to vodafone to get sorted out. Went in store on a Friday before bank holiday, had to wait until Wednesday before they finally agreed the salesgirl had messed it up, So following Friday it ported. Signal is much the same as three but is definitely slower than it was with three. Three didn't have the phone I wanted at the time
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