EE outages and service status in Strabane, Northern Ireland
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Strabane, Northern Ireland
The chart below shows the number of EE reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Strabane, Northern Ireland and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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EE Issues Reports Near Strabane, Northern Ireland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Strabane and nearby locations:
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***** (@SamboDerry) reported from Foyle Hill, Northern Ireland@7LukeHallard @EE I have up on that website today! it's like they don't want to sell new phones. same problem as yours.
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***** (@SamboDerry) reported from Foyle Hill, Northern Ireland@EE Hiya, I'm trying to finish an order on your website, but it doesn't seem to work, are you aware of any problems?
EE Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Martin Elliker (@MartinElliker) reported@EE well after nearly 4 weeks and numerous calls and posts here we are nearing a resolution- however an engineer has got to attend tomorrow because there is still something wrong with the connection!!!! For heaven’s sake ! But don’t think that’s the end of it
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Will Wright (@WillWri36918764) reported@EE @ee still doesn't work
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Naomi Langford-Wood (@NaomiLWood) reported@EE what’s happening? I’ve received another text saying that equipment is ‘in its way’. It’s already been cancelled in July but EE refused to collect it having left 3 unwanted boxes in my front doorstep for me to fall over. This building is structurally unsound and the equipment isn’t needed. I was told by EE to put it in my recycling bin but the council refused to take the bin with your junk in it. EE customer service is a nightmare
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RageByRich (@RageByRich) reported@bmstewart2004 @EE are no different. I get a message to extend my contract when it ends in November with "great offers" but I'll be paying £3 more per month through the app (currently £49.99/mo). They want me to "contact customer services" to talk about it but no, I shouldn't have to. I can wait until my contract ends, then go through my Zable Credit Card and take advantage of the same speeds, etc for £25/mo. You want to retain your customer vase, EE should offer the same prices as "new customers" on the app. Which is where we are told to do all our business.
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Jack Parker (@Jacklolcow) reported@EE its been 7 days since you guys turned off our fibre broadband for no reason (paying customers)! I'm running out of data hotspotting my phone just to work. We paid for a fibre upgrade in March, you only JUST installed it last Tuesday, 3 days later you switched it off. Help!
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joe bloggs (@thebadgerf1) reported@EE Would do but I have no signal
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Kerry Riordan (@Kezmeister82) reported@EE We already have every day for the past 5 weeks multiple failed visits it’s been escalated so many times with an open complaint still keep blaming each other, on the verge of cancelling the contract as you’re not providing the service we’ve signed up for and going elsewhere
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Ross Smith (@Ross1million86) reported@EE @scottysmith81 Fix the problem you Ai bot 🤖
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Wendy Beech-Ward (@wendybeechward) reported@Ef4vescent @EE Exactly. Fortunately my contract ends in September so I’m off… and so will my family. sorry you’ve had some issues.
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RageByRich (@RageByRich) reported@picklefork1965 @bmstewart2004 @EE Yeah, EE isn't a rip-off at all, espcially considering at nearly 4 years, we've had one drop-out on broadband and we rarely go below 900Mbps, when their guarantee is 700Mbps. I'm well aware, just with any company, if you ring up, they'll give you the best possible deal. My whole point is, we shouldn't HAVE to ring up. The deals should be there as standard on the app that they so excessively want, everyone to be on. It's not just EE, every major Broadband/Phone/TV company want you to use their apps. For £100/m we get 1Gig Broadband, Now TV Sports, Entertainment, Netflix and Xbox GamePass. My problem is, the broadband is cheaper for me to let it run the contract down from EE and then apply through my credit card company and get the same broadband speeds at half the price for the same 24 month contract.