They kept my laptop for a week even though I was told it could be fixed within 24 hours on the…read moreinitial phone call. When it was finally returned many of the keys were still not even working. All the branding and Jaffa cakes in the world can't disguise that this is a shoddy operation. One of the 'engineers' came upstairs at one point and couldn't have been much older than sixteen! Absolutely regret using this company, use at your own peril!

Excellent customer service and very fast! I needed iPhone face replaced, and this guy did it quick…read moreand reasonably. His customer service just can't be beat.

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Highly recommend Mobile phone Centre. Didn't think they could fix my phone but they did, and in a…read moretimely manner.

I went to get my phone fix and it was in bad quality then before it didn't even work Ive had to buy…read morea new phone and I found a skid mark on my camera

Closed on a sunday, now how inconvenient can that be or get for a repair shop ? Well i think it is…read more 100% useless shop especially if like me you need a repair like A S A P like right about now to be honest :-(

Complaint ref: 133067067 Vodafone Has Put…read moreMy Well-Being at Risk I never imagined that in 2025, a major telecom company like Vodafone would leave a customer completely stranded--no network, no communication, no emergency access, and no accountability. As a 24-year-old living independently, I rely on my phone for everything: safety, work, travel, financial transactions, and, most importantly, staying connected. But for over a week now, I have been unable to make or receive calls, access mobile data, or even contact emergency services. This isn't just an inconvenience; it's a direct attack on my well-being. As a migraine and anxiety patient, Vodafone has contributed to my distress, leaving me sleep-deprived, isolated, and helpless. The fact that I am posting this after 11 p.m. clearly tells Vodafone has messed up with my sleep. How Vodafone Has Disrupted My Life: No Emergency Contact - If I need urgent help, I have no way to reach anyone. No Work - I missed an important interview and cannot work because my job requires calls. No Travel - I cannot use maps or book transport like Uber, leaving me unable to move freely. No Financial Access - I was unable to report fraud to Halifax, process international transactions and pay my student loan EMI back home. No Deliveries - No UberEats, no online shopping, no way to access basic essentials. No Contact with Friends, & Family - I have been completely isolated, worsening my mental health. Missed a Flight - Had to book a ticket, but Vodafone made it impossible, delaying my travel indefinitely. The worst part? Vodafone keeps calling me on the very number I reported as non-functional. Their customer service is nothing short of a joke--unprofessional, unresponsive, and completely incompetent. Vodafone keeps telling me that they have escalated the case. However, it will be 8 days and no one has genuinely tried to solve it. Their stores are as useless as the online customer services (personal experience: Brent Cross, London). How does a telecom company fail at providing the one thing they exist for--NETWORK? I hold Vodafone responsible for my declining mental health, my financial losses, my missed opportunities, and my constant distress. A company this large cannot afford to treat its customers like they don't exist. You have an ethical responsibility to provide reliable network services, especially to those who rely on them for their safety, health, and livelihood. FIX THIS NOW. To everyone reading this--if you're with Vodafone, be prepared to be abandoned when you need them most. No one should have to go through this. Thanks, Sakshi

I slid along yesterday to the champagne and canapés opening of Vodafone's first Business Store. The…read morenew shop (couldn't really tell much of a diff between it and a regular Vodafone shop) was filled with plenty of earnest City suit types. Following a bit of mingling, a live business clinic featuring Lord Digby Jones (former CBI Chief and esteemed business guru) was held which covered the challenges facing small business at the onset of 2010. The good news? Well, according to Digby, things won't get any worse this year. Still, there's a long slog ahead before we see any economically greener pastures. This new business oriented shop is a pleasant and inviting place. My experience as a long time Vodafone customer has been decent enough and I suppose the staff at this retail outlet will be as attentive and helpful as at other Vodafone stores. Conveniently located near St Paul's Tube station, if Vodafone's how you get your mobile fix, this shop's a good one for drop in for purchases and service.

I have requested a simple phone repair, but they have failed to resolve the issue. Had to go to an…read moreanother phone repair shop.

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