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

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3 (Three) Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • kleague_kilt
    The K-League Kilt (@kleague_kilt) reported

    @ThreeUKSupport ur home broadband service in South Lanarkshire has been woefully unacceptable for almost a month as has your attempts at "customer service". Definitely pulling the plug on my contract as soon as possible.

  • Crocidolite11
    Crocidolite (@Crocidolite11) reported

    £15.96 before April now £18.26 from April and @ThreeUK can’t get their emails out quick enough to tell you of the price increase for a further year of the same ******* service. £27.60 more from one customer. That’s roughly £289 MILLION additional revenue just from the UK alone.

  • woodland246
    woodland246 (@woodland246) reported

    @CBTwizard @MartinSLewis @ThreeUK Can you cancel the contract? For online/phone (distance) sales of mobile contracts, the cooling-off period is 14 days. The Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 apply, but some companies allow a longer period.

  • chiadikobiozor
    Chiadikobi Ozor (@chiadikobiozor) reported

    I really don’t know why three network keep hiring INDIAN customer service agents who can’t speak English. Really very frustrating @ThreeUK

  • jeanniecass
    Jean Cassidy (@jeanniecass) reported

    @ThreeUK your customer service is shocking. I have tried calling and the live chat and getting nowhere!

  • PeelXr
    XRP for greener Bags €£¥₩$💜 (@PeelXr) reported

    @ThreeUK Worst customer service I have ever encountered. Avoid this company !!!!!!

  • EmmaAndrews95
    Emma Andrews (@EmmaAndrews95) reported

    @ThreeUK @iD_Mobile_UK your coverage is down in the Hull area, my partner cannot get any phone signal today so cannot make calls or texts and has no Internet!

  • ryanbridgewater
    Ryan Bridgewater (@ryanbridgewater) reported

    @ThreeUKSupport Im having terible issues with call centres on my device. There seems to be a delay on the line which makes conversations very hard to have

  • Damienc1985
    Damien Charlesworth (@Damienc1985) reported

    @ThreeUK So after 8 minutes of dialing over and over again, going through all the automated options, including having the line disconnected twice, I am finally through to someone. Let's see if they can resolve the issue, as there should be no bill to pay, but Three want £350!

  • woodland246
    woodland246 (@woodland246) reported

    @CBTwizard @MartinSLewis @ThreeUK If it’s less than 14 days since you took out the contract, call them back and explain that the law says they must allow you to cancel. It’s not disputable, it’s your legal right. Alternatively try Citizens Advice Bureau? Wishing you good luck 🤞