marcus gordon

marcus gordon

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Rebel Energy

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1 out of 5 stars

There systems are inferior

I don't get why everything is so hard with this company. 1. They don't offer variable direct debit payments as they've not created this system yet. However, they keep telling Nous who set me up with them that they do, even though they keep telling me that they don't. Thus, you can only pay by direct debit if you pay a fixed rate, but I only want to pay for what I use. 2. There is no way to find out what your outstanding balance is through their app or their website, so I have to keep emailing them to find out the correct amount. 3. They don't provide any useful usage data via their app or website, because they haven't set that up properly yet. 4. When you make a payment you have to know the amount you want to pay, as the payment process won't tell you how much you owe. 5. It takes for too long to get basic answers for your questions. I'm currently trying to find out if my latest bill is a for a pay as I used viable payment or a fixed payment as the amount is the same as the last time they charged me for a fixed payment even though I kept telling them I wanted variable bills. 6. Because they don't offer variable direct debit, you have to manually pay for such bills. However, that won't stop them flooding your Rebel account with pending and failed direct debit payment requests, something they're unable to stop. To make it worse, it won't tell you that they're pending or failed direct debit payment requests on your Rebal account. You actually have to contact Rebel to find that information out. I have no idea if these failed payments requests will affect our credit scores, but they're not failing because the money wasn't in my account, but because of Rebels flawed direct debit system that can't do variable direct debit payments. 7. You will be made to waste a lot of time just trying to get basic things sorted out, because they have nothing set up correctly to provide a good quality service

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VOXI Mobile

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1 out of 5 stars

No data service

I joined voxi so I could people could contact me while on holiday, but I decided to see how good there network is once I returned, and it turns out their network is bad. They said that the issue with the network would be fixed by the 10/04/2024, but it's now 24/04/2024 and their network still sucks. There is almost know data service available where I live. When I reached out yet again to complain, they just kept me in a pointless cycle of saying I'd passed security check and then making me do it again, even though they don't need to access my account in the first place to tell me what was happening with the network in my area. All they need is a postcode, but apparently they've become incapable of using that information all of a sudden Edit They've now told me there a series of work going on the network in my area. They won't tell me why they failed to meet the deadline they gave me for that work to be finished. A problem that's existed for the last two years. They won't give me a new deadline. Therefore, I asked the how to create a formal complaint, how to request a refund, and how to cancel my contact with them. But they refuse to provide me with that information. I'm paying for a service they have no intention of providing and won't provide me with the information to do something about it. This company is a joke.

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Wonda Mobile

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1 out of 5 stars

Selling 5G phones that are blocked from connecting to the UK's 5G network

They sell 5G phones (Vivo nex 3 5G) that have software installed that stop them from accessing the UKs 5G network. Because I can't find their UK address of there warehouse, I can't escalate my Consumer Rights Act 2015 complaint. Under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, it would matter how much time has passed if the fault can be proven to exist at time of purchase, which this would have covered. So if you want to be covered by UK law if anything goes wrong, either find out their UK business details or buy from somewhere else. They also won't tell you their Terms and Conditions