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EE outages and service status in West Woodburn, England

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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:

  • 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

  • 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

EE Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • basky48
    BASKY (@basky48) reported

    @EE don’t but EE they won’t sort you out things.Poor network worst service.I been calling them but nothing have changed

  • JimBob1046620
    Ray Planet Earth 🇬🇧 (@JimBob1046620) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE It was super bad lol . Nothing at all , but many excuses

  • 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. 🤔😳

  • gjc_cook
    Gavin Cook (@gjc_cook) reported

    @EE I’ll just cancel the direct debit and move Number elsewhere, you’ll be quick to contact me then 👌🏼

  • PIXX3L5
    PIX (@PIXX3L5) reported

    I'm convinced that zero humans work for @EE what a **** storm of conflicting information. Repeating yourself over and over with different outcomes to only be put to someone else and repeat again and then told different information and other person wrong. FU EE FU

  • IVORMECTIN4
    IVOR MECTIN (@IVORMECTIN4) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE We had a power cut Saturday, WE LOST OUR BROADBAND CONNECTION FOR 4 HOURS. the providers of our fibre optic broadband had a recorded message on their phone line to "email them" or use their website to report an issue !

  • Amadagram_
    Adam Waltz (@Amadagram_) reported

    The worst mobile phone network in the UK @EE

  • TheDealEnvoy
    À𝕓á𝕪ọ̀𝕞í (@TheDealEnvoy) reported

    🚨 Scam alert. Be careful out there. Hackers are getting really sophisticated. Just had an unsolicited call from 01438 989236 claiming to be @EE customer service. Sounded professional. Said they had a promotion that would bring my monthly bill down. Asked for my last name, then said I’d get a code from @EE and should read it out to “verify” I was the account holder. Checked the number that called and the number that sent the text. Instantly knew it was a scam. Called @EE myself on the official number and reported it. Never give anyone a code sent to your phone. Hang up and call the company directly.

  • LumpyPete
    Lumpy Pete (@LumpyPete) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE They did this to us a couple of years ago, bought an uninterruptable power supply (UPS) for any power cuts which happens a lot round here. Can't help thinking we'll regret getting rid of landlines, we're putting all our eggs in one (digital) basket, no good will come of it.

  • chris_rosser
    Chris Rosser (@chris_rosser) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE All Internet in UK is moving away from copper to the premises - and all the replacements require power to function - if you get a UPS you can plug your router and other devices (such as a phone interface) into it to keep them running during a power outage.