3 (Three) Outage Report in Lumphanan, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
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3 (Three) offers mobile phone and mobile internet service, including SMS and voicemail. 3 is owned by Hutchison Whampoa.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by 3 (Three) users through our website.
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Internet (41%)
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Total Blackout (37%)
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Phone (14%)
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Wi-fi (6%)
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E-mail (2%)
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3 (Three) Issues Reports Near Lumphanan, Scotland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Lumphanan and nearby locations:
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Dan Greavey
(@dangreavey) reported
from
Port Elphinstone, Scotland
@GillianDouglas2 @VodafoneUK @ThreeUK Whilst I understand there’s inflation to keep up with, surely the customer and the circumstances have to come into consideration. We’ve all been told to stay home. I have no income for now.
3 (Three) Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Andrew
(@evilhope11) reported
@ThreeUK its easy to figure out, UK fones dont default to 4G when 3G supersedes it. most areas dont have a great 4G signal. This alert requires 4G. I would comment on how thick folk are but its a waste of my time. Samsung fone have be autop connect 3g/4g/5g for years now
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andy marsh
(@rab1dkorndogg) reported
@RW_OD @ThreeUK So a non emergency, emergency service. I doubt this would ever be used unless theres a war (like the old air raid sirens).. The testing failed terribly though.
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Stewart McGill
(@shut_up_stewart) reported
Whilst I get that the #emergencyalert was a trial designed to **** out problems, it's worrying that @ThreeUK got it so badly wrong. My trust in the company has gone down, but not much given that the signal is terrible anyway.
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Kate ♿️
(@martinimcfli) reported
@JIX5A @ThreeUK The network needs to send your phone a signal with a notification to check for alerts. Three apparently set it too long, so only the phones actively checking for alerts got it. 90%+ didn’t, because when their phones ‘listened’, the test had ended.
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Adam Watkinson
(@madwedge) reported
@JIX5A @ThreeUK My wife who is on Three got the alert but I didn't. Don't make **** up.
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Mark Yates
(@yatesy60) reported
@ThreeUK This is actually a good enough reason to ditch this rubbish network. When our lives could actually depend on a simple alert and they cannot get that right. No confidence in it actually working in a emergency, so I will be switching networks when the contract is up.
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Henry Thomas
(@HenryCThomas) reported
Sad not to have had an emergency alert, @OliverDowden says it could be the sound that saves my life… worried I’m on a list somewhere… @ThreeUK
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Suhail Ahmed (مشوانی)
(@SuhailAmed) reported
I left @ThreeUK aftr 6 yrs wn a mngr suggested to leave, joined @Vodafone but honestly can't even browse or work, it is laterally like 1G, it used to be good but from last 3 weeks it is just annoying and ridiculous. Paying for service we are not receiving, 3 frnd and same with al
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Harry
(@canutescanoe) reported
@YorkibarKid @ThreeUK Well do Three then I should have known not to bother turning my notifications off, their ****** signal negated the need
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Rebecca Mansell
(@beccytad) reported
@ThreeUK None of our household got it. It is worrying. Will there be a repeat test for us to check it works in the event of a real emergency?