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28-01-2014 09:32 AM
I've been directed to post on here by your twitter help account.
My wife has a new (30/12/2013) iphone 5c on payg that has never and will not send or receive MMS messages.
I have spoken to your 3rd tier tech support guys twice having spent hours going around the world via various online chats and calls.
The phone has the correct APN settings for MMS and MMS is enabled.
The phone's os is up to date
The phone has been factory reset several times
The phone has been paired with iTunes
The phone was bought from your online store but I did take it to the local store for them to check. They said everything appeared ok and referred me to the online help.
We have spent a small fortune sending MMS messages to test both from the iphone and to the iphone
The techs say the number is not barred to MMS
We do not have another iphone to try the sim card in
We do not have a different sim to try in the iphone
If you can't fix this issue within a reasonble timeframe (5 3 days) I want a full refund as the phone is not fit for purpose and I can go and buy an iphone that is fit for purpose from somewhere else.
(copied from another thread as no one has bothered to reply even though they have been active on the forum and maybe missed it)
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30-01-2014 02:38 PM
We have managed to get our issue resolved by a really helpful Technical Adviser at a larger Vodafone shop. He was well aware of the issue we were experiencing and said it was down to the phone number provided on the sim card that was sent with the iPhone 5c. Installing a new sim card fixed the issue and sending images via MMS is working as it should be.
Maybe you should employ some of those guys on here as they have the day-to-day experiences of the issues customers are having as well as the solutions they find for fixing them.
Whilst the Vodafone contacts you deal with on here, on chat and on the phone are friendly enough, they don't seem to have the control to take a problem from first report to issue fixed and the delays between the various departments are infuriatingly slow.
So my advice to anyone else with an iphone 5c that won't send/receive MMS messages, go to your nearest vodafone store that has technical advisers and get them to change your sim card. They can also transfer your credit/allowances too.
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