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Honorable Sir, Greetings...!!!!!
To Safeguard myself from any further issues,illegal activities or claims from Vodafone,i am attaching a copy of request sent to Vodafone authorities on 11/06/2013,here as follows......
Dear Sir,
This being a very serious matter,i would like to bring this information to help you in improving your services and conduct of your staff.
I,Surya Prathap Singh had registered for a new postpaid connection by selecting my choice no-[protected] at one of your authorized agency in shivaji nagar area of Bangalore.
The person Mr.Basha,Ph-[protected] who collected my documents(DL proof & Passport Photo)
filled the form & gave me counterfoil bearing no-CKAA 168529 Dated-5/6/2013.
After 2 days on 7/6/2013 i received call from Mr.Basha stating that the no i have selected
is not available and requested me to select some other nos,on this i asked him to cancel my
Application for new connection and return back my documents.On this he asked me to contact Mr. Hemanth (TL) ph-[protected] for requesting him to cancel my application.
I immediately contacted Mr.Hemanth & requested him to cancel my application if the nos [protected] have selected is not available,on this Mr.hemanth apologized & requested me to select other nos and he sent me a text msg bearing few nos- [protected], [protected],& [protected] asked me to select one of those.due to his repeated requests i was bound to select one of those nos Bearing-[protected] and requested him not to disappoint again.
After all the verifications (residential & Telephonic) were carried on by vodafone customer care staff, On 10/06/2013 i received a text msg from customer care asking me to "call 117 for televerification for your new vodafone number [protected] (Which i never selected).
After this i tried calling Mr. Basha repeatedly his nos responded switched off and repeatedly called Mr.Hemant but he never answered my call.Hence,after going through such a bad EXPERIENCE at just beginning of a new postpaid connection,i decided to bring this matter to you to avoid any further problems.
Dear Sir,I Humbly request you to cancel my application for the new postpaid connection i had applied and kindly return back my Above said documents along with my photo to avoid any unavoidable circumstances in future.
I Hope you will consider this matter as serious issue and do the needful as earliest possible.
And even would like to declare that I should not be held responsible from Vodafone for claiming any bills
or indulging in any illegal activity in case of my verified connection is passed over to some other person or sources.
Kindly cancel my application immediately and return back my documents to avoid any further legal actions from my side.
Thanks & Regards.
Surya Prathap Singh
Mobile: [protected]
Bangalore
Dec 19, 2016
Complaint marked as Resolved
Verified Support
Jun 14, 2013
Vodafone India Customer Care's response Hello Surya Prathap Singh,
We value your time on the call with our executive.
Regards,
Vodafone Customer Care.
Vodafone — 3G Service
Vodafone 3G Device No: [protected] Docket No:[protected]The above mentioned device [Sharing Dock R 101 with USB stick K-3770] was purchased from Vodafone Store, Park Street on 29 Jun 2012 to enjoy a ‘3G experience’. I was clearly informed that I should be able to get 6 Mbps at my residence in central Kolkata. After several complaints a speed test by Vodafone network staff on 12 Jul gave a speed of 1.8 to 2.5 Mbps [Copy of test report is with me]. This is more or less the same speed I get on my humble BSNL broadband.
So far Vodafone (a) has claimed the above speed comes under ‘good coverage’ and therefore declined to accept the device back and return my money (b) has raised a bill of Rs 702.25 for period 7 Jul to 17 Jul when the usage was a nominal 0.23 GB and Vodafone had not yet established the 3 G experience as their device was being tested.
Perhaps my experience will serve as a lesson to others that the ‘3G experience’ promised by Vodafone is a farce and yet our regulatory authority permits telecom companies to function without any test of the quality of services offered to consumers.