| Address: Mumbai City, Maharashtra |
I had got a recharge of Rs. 251.00 for 3G today at 9.46 AM for my no [protected]. I got a message from Vodafone at 9.48 AM saying that "Your Internet pack is active now valid upto 29.05.2015 23:59:59. Bal: 1024 MB". At 10.40 AM, I got a message from Vodafone saying "You have reached 80% of the pack limit on your number[protected]. You still have 198.00 MB balance". Thereafter, at 10.43 AM, I got a message saying I have exhausted the Internet pack! I called Customer Care to complain as I do not use 3G for any thing other than Whatsapp, FB, Gmail and very occasionally to search on Safari. I have been using 3G for a long time and if you check my usage, it is always consistent. Moreover, I have a holiday today and I was using my laptop to browse FB. So it is absolutely ridiculous to think I have used so much Data that it got consumed totally by 10.43 AM!!! I made a written complaint also via email.
Thereafter, I recharged again for Rs. 501.00 at 19.25 PM and also got another recharge of Rs 251.00 for 3G at 19.34 PM. I got a confirmation from Vodafone at 19.36 PM that "Your Internet pack is active now valid upto 29.05.2015 23:59:59. Bal: 1024 MB". At 20.20 PM, I got an sms from Vodafone saying "You have reached 80% of the pack limit on your number[protected]. You still have 198.00 MB balance" and at 20.31 PM, I got another message saying I have exhausted my Internet pack and not only that, the entire amount of Rs 501.00 which I had recharged also got deducted!! We called up the consumer care and they have no reply but to say its due to browsing. This is really ridiculous as I did not even touch the phone after recharging in the evening. The customer care rep kept us on hold for nearly 8-9 minutes and hung up on us.
Vodafone India customer support has been notified about the posted complaint.
We haven't received any response when we called you. Pls share an alt number & the best time 9AM – 6PM, so that we may contact and assist you further. http://bit.ly/1JsFk8V
Regards,
Vodafone India