on 28-04-2016 21:05
on 28-04-2016 21:05
To cut a long story short... Vodafone have blacklisted my IMEI, even though I am not a customer of theirs. I have been with o2 since 2002 and have never had anything to do with Vodafone.
My phone is a Galaxy S5 which I have since December 2014 when I took the current contract out through Carphone Warehouse.
Both o2 and Samsung have confirmed that Vodafone blocked the IMEI, and Samsung showed me confirmation on their system. Vodafone say they couldn't have blocked my phone as I don't have an account with them. o2 say they can't unlock it as it wasn't them that blacklisted it. Vodafone say they can't unlock it as I don't have an account with them. I am stuck in the middle and neither company will help me.
I still have 6 months left on my contract and am trapped paying for a phone I can't use. It appears to me that Vodafone have tried to block one of their customer's phones which was stolen, however they have got the IMEI wrong and blocked mine instead.
Does anyone have any ideas? Both companies are supposed to be looking into, but neither seem very confident of resolving the matter, since apparently this happens incredibly rarely.
on 30-04-2016 11:39
on 30-04-2016 11:39
@Anonymous wrote:
Vodafone stolen phones department are now saying it was a different department that put the block on (not sure which), so they have had to forward everything to that department for review.
I have told them that their internal procedures are not my concern!
Sooooooo...Vodafone have admitted they are at fault ....but they have forwarded everything to the correct dept "for review"?? Beggars belief....
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