3 (Three) outages and service status in Montrose, Scotland
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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 Montrose, Scotland
The chart below shows the number of 3 (Three) reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Montrose, Scotland and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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3 (Three) Issues Reports Near Montrose, Scotland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Montrose and nearby locations:
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Millie Willer (@MillieWiller) reported from Inverbervie, Scotland@ThreeUK I got this message from you “You may remember from your contract that we review your monthly charge each year in line with RPI. This year it will increase by 2.7%” I find this disappointing and extremely poor timing.
3 (Three) Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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enter shakira𓅮 (@BARFJAMiN) reportedcongrats to @threeuk for finally working out how to send an emergency alert, ten minutes after every other network, then sending it again two minutes later to be sure. it’s a start, lads. might be funny to hear of nuclear apocalypse ten minutes after i’ve already been vaporised
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Taylor✌️ (@JulieOutrageous) reported@KayliePaylie @ThreeUKSupport @ThreeUK I think the only time we've paid more than like £6 for the cinema was when we were in London, and you expect it down there
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William Stavely (@william_stavely) reported@ThreeUKSupport you are obstructing us leaving your failing Internet service. Your Indian "help" centre has hung up calls & kept me on endless hold. Obstructing cancellation is contrary to OFCOM regulatory requirements. Reading this? Then avoid 3!
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Dlyan (@It_A_Me_DeDe) reportedAll I’ve wanted to do today after I got off work is play the new Fortnite season but I can’t because Three UK are the most incompetent ***** known to man why am I getting 400 KBPS for 3rd time this week and it’s only Thursday you ***** sort you **** out @ThreeUK
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Jonathan 🇺🇦 (@GayToryJon) reported@ThreeUKSupport why do you make it so difficult to do anything online?? Sorting out my upgrade, having been a contract customer for nearly 22 years and it kept going wrong. So I spoke to someone on chat and seemed all good until the chat disappeared on me
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Steve Blair (@UniversalExile) reported@AdamBat92308251 @three @ThreeUK Yes, sorry to hear that, Adam, that’s awful.
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Thiccschach (@BlindWanda) reportedAnybody else got problems with their Three home broadband right now?? @ThreeUKSupport @ThreeUK how about some action on your end telling customers the network has problems.
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Mixed Martial Mahomes 🔴🟡 (@TheRuthlessOne7) reportedWhy have a support page thay doesnt reply to dms! @ThreeUK
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Danielle (@elektramonster) reportedWhat is going on with #threeuk have absolute 0 signal in sheringham Norfolk areas, thought I could rely on 3uk everywhere I go. #shocking @ThreeUK
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Richard Gendal Brown (@gendal) reported@lawrencenewport are you sure it’s the signal? My experience in London (on @ThreeUK) is that I have a full 4G or 5G signal yet am unable to access anything. And it varies by time of day. eg early morning on Upper St Martin’s lane in Covent Garden it’s fine. Lunchtime? Forget it. So I’m guessing the cell is overloaded or the backhaul is saturated. Either way there’s no problem with “signal”. It’s that they’re giving me basically zero bandwidth.