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EE outages and service status in Stromness, Scotland

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Problems in the last 24 hours in Stromness, Scotland

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EE Issues Reports Near Stromness, Scotland

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Stromness and nearby locations:

  • PabsTheGeek
    Paul Boland (@PabsTheGeek) reported from Kirkwall, Scotland

    Must say @EE network has been great on the west coast. Only place with zero network was Applecross.

EE Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • ArtilleryMan728
    Mark (@ArtilleryMan728) reported

    Why is it I reside 12 miles North from the centre of Cardiff and have 2 sim cards in my phone on different networks but only receive a 5G and 4G signal? I travel thousands of miles to the tiny Greek island of Skiathos and receive 5G and 5G. Can someone explain why that is. I am guessing there are still insufficient 5G masts outside of Cardiff. @EE @tescomobile

  • BobcatBenoir
    Bobby Benoir (@BobcatBenoir) reported

    ******* @EE & its multiple options of help but non of which are to talk to a ******* human! also not one option on any link covers my issue WHICH I WHY I NEED TO ACTUALLY SPEAK TO SOMEONE YOU *****. (I have mental issues that make this stuff super hard)

  • cliffc100
    cliff cook (@cliffc100) reported

    @TheDealEnvoy @EE This applys to anyone from any company or organisation that sends you a one time passcode the genuine company will never ask for this code anyone doing is a scammer trying to access your account

  • mikeyjcs
    mikeyjcs - trading 🇬🇧 (@mikeyjcs) reported

    @hevvuhh @EE they’re terrible, customer service worst I have ever dealt with. moved to Virgin, got gigabit and only pay £28 odd quid a month!

  • cliffc100
    cliff cook (@cliffc100) reported

    @EE @TheDealEnvoy Its just a fake spoofing number stepchainge are a ligitimate organisation that help people in debit nothing to do with ee

  • Sarah_FireHorse
    S (@Sarah_FireHorse) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE So the answer seems to be an emergency generator. Or you can plug starlink into a car adapter - that’s another emergency option, run it off your car battery.

  • PhilipMur3
    Philip Murphy (@PhilipMur3) reported

    @Amy_90_x @EE Scam calls, just don't take any notice of them and just block them, problem is older people might answer them

  • ian_wardell
    Ian Wardell (@ian_wardell) reported

    @EE It's not an EE phone. It's a Xiaomi Redmi 9 bought from Amazon. Why tell me to ring 150 if that number only works for EE phones? And as I said, it doesn't work, I tried around 20 times.

  • KMAUK24
    KMA (@KMAUK24) reported

    @EE I have done this and had no signal for 3 days now! Unless on WiFi! Will Be making a complaint and using this as evidence

  • jordanpaj
    Peter Jordan (@jordanpaj) reported

    @EE Thx. The issue is that many users are generally older not very tech savvy, (my neighbour is 92) and so could well end up with no service if there is a power cut.