Updated Super Recruiter Programme
on: 20/11/2018 | 10:06
Just received my Super Recruiter Payment ( Tuesday 20th November 2018 )
Lovely Jubbly
Thank you to all the team for getting the payments done early in the day.
on: 20/11/2018 | 13:51
@pauljohn7 @thedaz enjoy nothing for me this month hopefully next month Be better lol
on: 07/01/2019 | 00:39
For what it's worth; it's generally always a good idea airing on the side of caution when people wish to have a bulk order of SIMs. Granted it might be all in "good faith", as in it could be someone wishing to sell them on/provide them at their own their own business (such as a mobile phone repair outlet), or just someone who has a stall at say a car boot sale, but you can never tell since a story can be spun for legit purposes for it to turn sour.
As for somebody wishing to garner SIMs for their employees - and I would take that as their being used on a business level - even if it was so, giffgaff isn't a network to be used for business use (it's personal only) and they'd be better off using a provider that caters for this, rather than cut-corners with a PAYG provider.
Me personally, I wouldn't have bothered honouring it, even with the lure of the then Payback/SR payments, but then money isn't my master.
on: 07/01/2019 | 08:53
Which is why I said "for what it's worth", but then I feel that perhaps you clearly saw the pound sign light up when this offer came about without even questioning it.
As I said, it could have been 'legit', but I still would have passed it on once 'business' was mentioned (for the reason I gave), or at least query intentions. Again, a story could have been spun, but then sometimes some things are too good to be true.
Maybe in this instance you yourself need to 'learn how to swim' still.
on: 07/01/2019 | 11:43 - edited: 07/01/2019 | 11:50
Here's my personal opinion.
Everyone should be entitled to a review of something that happened seven years ago. Particularly, as it was not considered serious enough to bar access to the network.
Someone at giffgaff may have put a note on your account that was inaccurate. The fact is, as members of the public, we just do not know.
Your first action should be to ask for an email review via complaints@giffgaff.com
You should receive a reply within 5 days.
If you are not satisfied with the email reply, then under GDPR you can request free copies of data held by giffgaff about you. Upon receipt you have a right to request the correcting of perceived inaccuracies. There are further remedies available should the outcome not be to your liking.
Lastly you say you have not been able to update your seven year old sim.
Pop down to your local retailer checkout (e.g.Tesco, Poundland, Sainsbury, Asda) buy a 4G, 3in1 giffgaff sim. You can do a sim swap in around 30 minutes and your mobile number, account details, credit and goodybags will all be put on your new sim.
