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Templates

Refund not received

Use these handy letter templates if you have not received a refund: |

Keywords: Customer service

Partial loss of service with telephone/broadband service

Use these handy letter templates if you are experiencing a partial loss of service with your (telephone/broadband) service: |

Keywords: Broadband, Telecoms

PAC request

Use these handy letter templates if you want to request a PAC code: |

Keywords: Mobile

PAC not received

Use these handy letter templates if you have not received your PAC code: |

Keywords: Mobile

Lack of information

Use these handy letter templates if you not been given enough information: |

Keywords: Customer service

Loss of broadband connection

Use these handy letter templates if you are experiencing a lack of connection with your broadband service: |

Keywords: Broadband

Loss of mobile coverage

Use these handy letter templates if you have lost mobile coverage in the area where you live: |

Keywords: Mobile

MAC request

Use these handy letter templates to request a MAC code: |

Keywords: Broadband

MAC not received

Use these handy letter templates to help if you have not received your MAC code: |

Keywords: Broadband

Loss of service

Use these handy letter templates to help if you are experiencing an intermittent fault with your (telephone/broadband) service: |

Keywords: Advice, Customer service

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