EE outages and service status in Saint Merryn, England
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Saint Merryn, England
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EE Issues Reports Near Saint Merryn, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Saint Merryn and nearby locations:
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Dermot O Callaghan (@Omodon) reported from Quintrell Downs, England@Linseyhart10 @EE Absolutely rubbish signal for a while in Newquay, contract is up soon so I’ll be changing my provider, internet as well...
EE Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Helen (@HParf) reported@LeilaniDowding @EE BT have switched my land-line off (against my wishes, I might add). They said I should "keep my mobile charged". But leaving a mobile on permanent charge will knacker the battery. Of course, they're still charging the same, even though they're now providing an inferior service.
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Wozza (@Wozza777) reported@LeilaniDowding @EE You use the mobile network
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Maisie the Tortie / Margaret 🇬🇧🇨🇦 (@maisiethetortie) reported@tenerifepete @LeilaniDowding @EE They’re supposed to work off GPS- when there is signal of course!
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Theophilus “Forensic” Wildebeest 🥦 (@PWildebest) reported@FreddieJoh96174 @LeilaniDowding @EE Nope same issue as WiFi- router needs to be plugged into electricity
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sophie (@sophie_reed98) reportedHow can a new customer get broadband for £24 but an existing customer all you can do is £37 that's literally more expensive than I'm paying now! @EE been a customer for years but looks like I'll be leaving! 🫡
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EVEngineer (@TheEvEngineer) reported@sophie_reed98 @EE Like @gigaclear £46 for me a customer of 3 years and new customers £19 for a faster service. Should be illegal
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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
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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.
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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.
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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