We were with Vodfone for 5yrs. All was well until about 12 months ago when every call made or received droppped out after 30seconds.Then my husband who uses his phone for his work got a bill for 380 bucks. Thats 300 above his cap, which was the first time he'd exceded it in 5 years. That was the last bill he got cause when he phoned Vodafone and complained the increase was due to the drop outs and call backs he had to keep making he was met with a rude, but English speaking CSO who said she would refund everything over the cap price if he stayed with Vodafone.He said what's the point if I've got no coverage. She said it was probably the phone and to turn it off and on once a day. It didn't help.He switched carriers. So she said Vodafone would refund 138 dollars(don't know where this figure came from) and they would send a cheque. Fast forward a month and SURPRISE still no cheque. So I emailed them and got an automated response. I rang, waited for 45 mins, got disconnected. Rang next day waited an hour.Spoke to India explained situation and got the run around. Eventually got them to agree to send a refund and got his name and ext. number. Still no refund. I rang again and explained whole story yet again.A cheque for $38 turned up.I rang again to talk to complaints dept. and was told i could only lodge a complaint via email, which i did and received an automated response after 2 weeks and my ringing them again. The response said if I had a complaint to call customer service.I emailed them back and asked for someone to call me back and left my number. I got a reply that said Vodafone is unable to contact me via that media. Ha Ha. A phone company that can't call you using a phone. So if you like to use your phone as an ornament and enjoy getting the runaround, sign up with Vodafone.