http://www.ivorcatt.co.uk/vodafone.htm
Three
matters.
Vodafone
refuse to give me back my £150.
Vodafone demand £24
Without warning, Vodafone refuse to accept money to
top my mobile without a password, but only abroad.
However, Vodafone doesn’t seem interested, just
sending me another demand for a further £24 on 15 June. Signed “Credit Control”
Vodafone
steal from their customers.
Flixbus
steal from their customers
Flixbus
http://www.ivorcatt.co.uk/flix1
Vodafone took over Demon, of whom I had been a
customer for 20 years, having my website http://www.electromagnetism.demon.co.uk/
and my emails with them.
I have for years paid £12 per month by direct debit.
I do not know about the relationship between Demon and Vodafone. Wikipedia says
Demon is a brand name of Vodafone.
Vodafone handed over my business to Namesco, or at least Namesco told
me they did, in early 2015. For a year, only my home page was available on the
www, and the rest disappeared. I did not know this, because I only checked the
home page during that year. So I was paying for the website but it was not
there. I have four other websites elsewhere. Recently Namesco
told me there was a technical difference between Demon and Namesco
which was why my website disappeared. The man in Namesco
told me the transfer had been a mess, and many customers were in trouble. He
told me Demon were incompetent. He said the transfer to Namesco
was in early 2015. I did not know about this. He said Namesco
had being handling all my business for more than a year without payment. He
told me that they knew the handover had been a mess. I should get my money back
from Vodafone and then pay Namesco. To ensure that my
emails and website continued to function, I suggested I pay him immediately,
and paid him £47. He told me to go to Vodafone to get back my payments for the
year, £150.
Recently Namesco told me
they took over all my Demon business in early 2015. I told them Vodafone
continued to take £12 by direct debit from my bank. Namesco
told me I must stop the direct debit, which I did. I now continue to receive
demands by letter for payment every month from Vodafone. Namesco
tell me Vodafone did nothing for me since early 2015, and I must pay them
instead, and get the money back from Vodafone. Fearing the disappearance of my
website and emails, I suggested I immediately pay some money to Namesco, and paid them £47
I tried to get my £150 - £12 per month for a year, from Vodafone, and get the run around. I have spent more than eight hours on this, talking with Vodafone’s Mandy, Luciano, Megan, Peter, Nora, Thomas, Anne, and now Suman and Mark Thornley. Except for Suman, they all said there was no trace of me and my website etc. on their computer(s). However, Vodafone’s computers continued to take out £12 per month, and now send letters demanding £12 per month now that I have stopped the direct debit.
Vodafone’a
Anne suggested I take a copy of my bank account to the Vodafone office in
central St. Albans to prove that Vodafone had been taking money out of my
account for a year while doing nothing for me. Like the others, she found no
trace of me in Vodafone records. I went to the shop in St Peter’s St. The
assistant manager told me she did not believe what I told her. Then her
assistant ordered me out of the Vodafone shop (a customer of 20 years) and I
left. 2.30pm today, Thursday 12 May 2016.
Suman told me to phone a number, but I told him I
had called that number many times, and had had enough. I told him my telephone
number, 01727 86427
I need a clear statement of what is going on, and
repayment of the £150. The statement(s) will be added to this www page.
I am not a stupid fool of 80. I graduated in
engineering from Cambridge, and designed and lectured on computers for 50
years.
This is a disgraceful story.
Ivor
Catt
01727
864257
121
Westfields,
St.
Albans AL3 4JR
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Overdue Account 697993
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14 June 2016
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Dear Sirs,
With regards to the above account there remains an overdue balance totaling £24.00. Please make an immediate payment to clear
the debt on your account and to prevent any further action from taking place.
If you would like to discuss the account or require any additional information
please contact the credit control team on 0333
304 0842 or email fixedcollections@help.
Failure to make payment or to contact us within five days may result in the disruption of your
services.
Kind regards,
Mark Thornley
Credit Controller
Vodafone Limited
Telephone: 0333
304 0842
Email: fixedcollections@help.
How to pay: You can make a payment online using a credit or debit card by
logging into https://www.paysmevodafone.com
address and invoice details available
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https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/155de4ef36c52692?projector=1
I have now received a bill for –£180. I don’t know how to pay
-£180.
I want my money.
Ivor Catt 12 July 2016
11 October 2016.
I found out the email address of the chief executive of
Vodafone, and sent him this web page. Some time later
I got a phone call asking for my bank detail so they could pay me the money.
However, as far as I can see, they didn’t pay. – Ivor Catt
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September 2017.
More trouble.
I was in Europe for six weeks, and relied on my Vodafone mobile.
When I tried to top it up in Europe, as I have done easily in England for
years, it demanded a password.
I have never been told what password I have. This made my mobile
unusable, except when my partner called me on her mobile.
In this case, Vodafone was refusing to take money from me. At
the same time, Vodafone refuses to give me back the £150 they owe me. – Ivor
Catt
Three matters. They owe me £150
They demand £24
They refuse to accept money on my mobile.