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Smile and Co-op website down?

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soolin Posts: 72,834 Ambassador

5 June 2007 at 4:43PM

viv0147 wrote: »

I it must be a problem with virgin.

I just phoned smile and was told their whole system is down but they expect to have it back up this evening. They have done my transfer (odd since they insist the site is down!) but say it is too late for today and will go tomorrow instead but should be with my CC company on Friday.

Soo

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Hazzanet Posts: 1,714 Forumite

5 June 2007 at 5:58PM

ailuro2 wrote: »

Can anyone give me a phone number for Smile?

Thanks:D

0161 477 1927

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