So I have initated a deadlock process with Vodafone

Ever since switching to Vodafone we've had nothing but packet loss issues and stuttering on our connection trying to watch Netflix or Youtube videos. Complained and got no where with it so went to Deadlock.

Been using pathping to google and thinkbroadband sites and some have come up with 100% packet loss and some have come up with 63% packet loss. All the Complaints adviser could do was feed me lines about poor wifi and offer a wifi extender.

Anyone got to Deadlock stage? Is there anything more I can do to ensure I get released from the contract?

So is the packet loss a problem JUST over wifi or showing up when using Ethernet connected devices?

Both. I have played with the WiFi settings anyway by changing the channel to the clearest in my area (which they all are) I took the 'middle' channel for the maximum bandwidth.

The packet loss is also on my wired computer too but we're consistantly getting issues on our laptop, phones and TV trying to use any online service like Netflix, YouTube and Amazon Prime.

The person handling my complaint pretty much admitted their network gets congested due to the number of users. Which I told them seems like to me an admission of fault for not being able to provide the service as that was my experience. I'm hoping that's the smoking gun.

Good news, Vodafone has released me from their contract after conducting a 'review of my account and complaint'.

Congratulations. Which ISP are you going to move to now ?

Moving to Fibre and taking on Zen Internet. They are offering a Fibre 100 Package 100Mb/s gauranteed with a max of 115 Mb/s. £38.99 a month.

In reply to a post by Taaketa:

Moving to Fibre and taking on Zen Internet. They are offering a Fibre 100 Package 100Mb/s gauranteed with a max of 115 Mb/s. £38.99 a month.

Could've had the same faster 160/30 package for £29.99/m from BT

https://www.bt.com/campaign/full-fibre-240

Edited by Highland76 (Wed 15-Jul-20 15:10:38)

Not too late for me to cancel. Still within my 14 day window. Is that the only charge? I didn't see this offer before on Friday. No hidden charges? BT can be a bit of a [censored] takers with that.

Zens is only the 115/20 OpenReach product.
BT do 160/30 on their Fibre 100 package

In reply to a post by j0hn83:

Zens is only the 115/20 OpenReach product.
BT do 160/30 on their Fibre 100 package

Ah yes, just noticed. In which case its even more of a no brainer paying £29.99/m for 160/30 (BT) rather than £38.99/m for 115/20 (Zen).