Network failure in Bad Saulgau: 412 households without internet and telephone!

Network failure in Bad Saulgau: 412 households without internet and telephone!

in Bad Saulgau, Herbertingen and Quantities, a serious failure on Tuesday and Wednesday caused a lot of excitement. Over 400 households have no signal since yesterday at around 5 p.m. and had to expect serious restrictions on TV, Internet and landline calls. The affected customers had exactly this frustrating experience when they saw the common error message "no signal" on their devices. As the Schwäbische Zeitung can be attributed to a connection error that is to be returned to a connection error Take -at -a -supply distance.

According to Vodafone spokesman Volker Petendorf, up to 412 customers are affected. A local service provider has already started to determine the cause of the problem. A concept for remedy of the disorder was developed on Wednesday night, and the elaborate repair work has been running since Wednesday morning.

lengthy problems with Vodafone

In addition to the current disorders, users report that the problem has been slowly beginning for two months. Sporadic mobile network failures made life in this region increasingly heavier. The total failure, which started around 10 days ago, took longer and longer in the past few weeks. This arouses memories of a similar incident two years ago when customers had to struggle with disorders for months. At that time, Vodafone was finally able to offer a solution after the problems lasted over half a year. The website is down sketches this long-lasting misery and underlines that vodafone does not indicate any disturbances or construction work as a reason, although the difficulties are obvious.

The customers are understandably dissatisfied. Complaints about the lack of internet connections and phone calls were the order of the day. On July 1st at 4:38 p.m., an error message appeared, which many users provided as "PPP O E", which did not allow access to the network. Other error messages such as "SAV 1835" and "No connection" have also been piled up. Customers have now been reimbursed fees and solutions were promised, but in many cases the concrete progress was not possible.

Hope for improvement

The coming days could be crucial whether Vodafone has a good hand and can fix the disorder soon or whether customers have to continue to live with the well -known restrictions. The patience of the users is at the end, and it is only to be hoped that the announced repair work will run quickly and efficiently.