| Address: Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh |
HI,
AM SHIHARI FROM HYDERABAD . I HAVE TAKEN VODAFONE NUMBER [protected] IN THE YEAR 2008 I HAVE BEEN A LOYAL CUSTOMER AND HAS LIVED BY THEIR TEAMS AND CONDITION NOW THAT I AM WORKING IN AM MULTINATIONAL AND AS A COMPANY HAS SWTICHED OVER TO CUG WITH AIRTEL AND HAVE SUBMITTED AN REQUEST TO MY CURRENT SERVICE PROVIDER, LITTKLE TO MY KNOWLEDGE THAY HAVE COME UP WITH SOME EXCUSE AM NOT AWARE AND NOT SIGNED ON. AM ATTACHING THE MAIL FROM VODAFONE ASKING ME TO PAY AN AMOUNT OF 5000 RUPEES.
KINDLY HELP
Dear Mr. Bhogadi,
Thank you for your e-mail dated 26/02/2012 about Mobile number portability of your Vodafone connection [protected].
We sincerely regret the inconvenience caused.
We wish to inform that, your above mentioned Vodafone number is under contractual obligation. Hence, port out request has been rejected. Kindly contact your Relationship Manager in order to cancel the contractual obligation and proceed with port out request.
Further, we wish to inform that, payment of Rs. 5000 is mandatory for Mobile Number Portability as your number is a silver number.
In case you need further help, do call or e-mail us. We will do our best to help you.
Happy to Help
Vahid Mulani
Vodafone Corporate Relations
Contact numbers
Vodafone care: 111 or +91-[protected]
Fax number: +[protected]
E-mail: corporatecare.[protected]@vodafone.com
Website: www.vodafone.in
Dec 10, 2016
Complaint marked as Resolved
Verified Support
Mar 03, 2012
Vodafone India Customer Care's response Hello Srihari,
We would like to inform you that we are looking into the matter and will get back to you in three working days. Email us at vodafonecare.[protected]@vodafone.com for further assistance, we'll do our best to help.
Regards,
Vodafone Customer Care, Andhra Pradesh
Again, my bill for the period 10th November - 9th December has an error where data from 2 different sources of the company is different. I have written to the customer care department and waiting for a redressal.
My idea of writing this mail is to bring to your notice the frequency with which there are errors in my postpaid bill. I take pains to ensure the bill is accurate, but people who are too busy don't even care to check there bills. I think it is the company's strategy to exploit people, if errors are found they correct the bill and if not they end up getting paid higher.
Would request you to bring this to the notice of the senior management of Vodafone.
Regards
Abhishek
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