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3 (Three) outages and service status in Neyland, Wales

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3 (Three) offers mobile phone and mobile internet service, including SMS and voicemail. 3 is owned by Hutchison Whampoa.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Neyland, Wales

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3 (Three) Issues Reports

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  • grantdotdev
    Grant | Dev (@grantdotdev) reported

    I've been infuriated with @ThreeUK for over a month. My iPhone shows 4G or 5G and 4 bars of signal, yet I can't load webpages, check email, view social media or even load my @MCardtravel app to open my bus ticket. I thought the @VodafoneThreeUK acquisition was to improve signal?!

  • bearded_courier
    the_bearded_courier 🇬🇧 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (@bearded_courier) reported

    And for the previous 22 days you will have charged me £9.88. How on earth does this make any sense what so ever. So now instead of keeping me as a customer I will be moving all four of these plans to another network. Seems 20+ years of loyalty means zip in the world of @ThreeUK

  • IdeasDirectory
    ideas.directory (@IdeasDirectory) reported

    @robj3d3 @ThreeUK Worst part Rob, they recycle and give away your number to somebody else after few months but will refuse to port it back or sell it back to you This is a huge privacy issue which @ofcom doesn't seem to care

  • stevie_builds
    stevie (@stevie_builds) reported

    @robj3d3 @ThreeUK Same as what Jakey was saying. I was on Telstra (aussie), while i was in SEA. PAYG, and id still receive texts, but after 7-8 months they told me they were gonna cancel my plan because i hadnt recharged... luckily they planned to do that the day i got back, but if i just paid $30 to recharge after 7 months i guess that would have given me another 7 months...

  • jnafr
    FINGERSJOHN✌ (@jnafr) reported

    Back in B43 Uk dreadful service @ThreeUKSupport

  • helloitsolly
    Olly (@helloitsolly) reported

    @robj3d3 @ThreeUK @GoRoamless Does that mean if you were on holiday for 2 months and didn't use it, they would also cancel? Seems odd Either way, Roamless will be very useful to have if you continue to travel as it's esim, works everywhere, does text and does calls

  • rhysllwyd
    Rhys Llwyd (@rhysllwyd) reported

    Unfortunatelly @ThreeUKSupport are similar in my town center (Caernarfon, North Wales). Phones shows there is 4G signal but often nothing loads. They’ve said in the past it’s a local temporary fault. But I’m sure it’s bandwidth/network capacity issues.

  • stevelacey
    Steve Lacey 🔥 (@stevelacey) reported

    @robj3d3 @ThreeUK Also you consider getting a Google Voice US number for actual serious things that support it, aka everything non-UK

  • jamiewoodcock
    jamie woodcock (@jamiewoodcock) reported

    @ThreeUKSupport appauled at the customer service recieved! 2 business lines blocked for the last 6 days 3admitted to data leaking my information to another business no contact from 3 when promised they would update on fraud investigation all the time my business is uncontactable

  • SteveMeek82
    Steve (@SteveMeek82) reported

    @ThreeUKSupport Sudden issues in WR3, next to zero connectivity with latency at 2.5 - 3.8 seconds. What’s happening?