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Problems in the last 24 hours in West Woodburn, England

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EE Issues Reports Near West Woodburn, England

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in West Woodburn and nearby locations:

  • kevinleona88289
    kevin leonard (@kevinleona88289) reported from Gunnerton, England

    @EE having issues with your system. You sent message for me to contact someone verbally but my system won't let me click to use as classed as spam

  • lacharpenta
    also known as karl (@lacharpenta) reported from Bellingham, England

    @EE hi, can you provide some info when we are likely to have mobile phone signal restored in the North Tyne Valley, please? NE48 2JT

EE Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • mindthegap2018
    MindTheGap (@mindthegap2018) reported

    @EE @mjpeterz22 How can I request some help?

  • BagFleaBag
    Jo Oliver 💜🇬🇧 (@BagFleaBag) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE Oh and the mast had gone down too so the mobile phone wouldn’t work either! I had to drive over to check on my parents.

  • crosslewin
    Chris Ross-Lewin (@crosslewin) reported

    @EE So can I use for free as a mobile not home broadband customer

  • stuinweymouth
    Also Stu (@stuinweymouth) reported

    @EE Looked on app. Still has original contract. No sign of new one. I know you have cancelled it. It’s not the first time. I will just cancel it and go elsewhere. The number is not important although can be ported. I have 9 lines and 5 out of contract. Your choice

  • jonesxxx
    Hurry Up Harry (@jonesxxx) reported

    @EE The only thing worse than "hold music", is hold music chosen by some twenty something experience specialist. You're never gonna please everyone so why not just have some bland background stuff rather than these bloody yodelling trendies?

  • mr_ed_peters
    Ed Peters (@mr_ed_peters) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE The old PSTN network is being phased out (copper wires, low voltage old school telephones) as I recall. The phones you're thinking of won't be around much longer. Unless someone tells me otherwise.

  • rebelrouser29
    terry 🖤 (@rebelrouser29) reported

    @EE Also. It was never this bad 12 months ago. Something has changed your end. To many people in the area now with Sizewell C starting and you haven't kept up with the pace and causing a bottle neck. 🤔😳

  • ironchimp
    ironchimp (@ironchimp) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE It’s your infrastructure, just like the old tv signal infrastructure was yours and not the damned state’s.

  • Michael66108716
    micka9990 (@Michael66108716) reported

    @EE Do you access to accounts in your high street stores? I’ve just been on phone for 25 mins and eventually spoke to a lady but still the same issue

  • BagFleaBag
    Jo Oliver 💜🇬🇧 (@BagFleaBag) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE Yes, it’s usually days if it’s a bad storm and that’s in southern England and not that rural, my friend on a quieter month had no electricity for 2 weeks and no internet for a month the other year after a big storm.