EE outages and service status in Pwllheli, Wales
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Pwllheli, Wales
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EE Issues Reports Near Pwllheli, Wales
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Pwllheli and nearby locations:
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StJohn 💙 (@stjohn121) reported from Porthmadog, Wales@EE really poor signal strength since weds/thurs. mast at golf course looking decidedly dodgy.I take it you still haven’t resolved its issues? LL49 9YA
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manda brown (@mandab508) reported from Llanaelhaearn, Wales@EE can someone please contact me please as having trouble with my contract but can't ring as saying no sim card and this has already been fixed once
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Dylan Wyn Morris 🏴 (@dylmorris17) reported from Nefyn, Wales@paul_roberts81 @EE Snap, only one signal bar available and normally have full bars, same location LL53 6
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Evo (@tonyjevans) reported from Tai'n Lon, Wales@EE what's wrong with the coverage in Ll54 ?? Max 7mbps on both my router and mobile . Media is unwatchable and my smart TV BUFFERS LIKE NEVER BEFORE.
EE Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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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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Cuddly Uncle Steve (@kccpiggy) reported@EE Nope!! Doesn’t work ! Gets me through to a bot, to report a FAULT , and then it tells me that an engineer has been booked for Wednesday . No one to fix my unbreakable wifi .. Utterly disappointing - unable to work or enjoy my paid subscriptions for 5 days .. Dreadful..
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Ludwig Van B's (@ChoralSymphony) reported@LeilaniDowding @EE already happened in Wolverhampton with my parents. All comms in now reliant on the internet, mobiles. Dad's on the emergency roster for energy, cos of oxygen machines, but it's soooo cack-handed. The govt is always blindsided by tech and the lobbyists money. They are all morons
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Peter (@tenerifepete) reported@maisiethetortie @LeilaniDowding @EE That's the trouble, I have to have a phone line where I live because the mobile signal is shite
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Lottie T 🙂🏖 (@Lottie3T) reported@LeilaniDowding @EE I live rurally, I don’t even have a mobile signal most of the time outside of WiFi. Rural communities are not served well by mobile phone companies.
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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.
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Lee (@smil3r5) reported@EE It’s a waste of time. These poor signal issues we speak of have existed for almost 2 years. My phone claims to have a 5G reception but doesn’t actually work. Anyway like I say, no trouble. The 2 years is almost up and I’ll be free. Good day to you 🫡
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Universe 25 ⚠️ (@Cynicicide) reported@GillRaeWalker @LeilaniDowding @EE My elderly parents were forced onto fibre by BT. Now they can't guarantee being able to phone for assistance during a power cut. Had to get new mobiles because 3G was turned off yet I work in parts of the country with no signal at all.
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MK 🇬🇧 (@mk_hostile17) reported@GillRaeWalker @LeilaniDowding @EE Conventional PSTN is being shut down. Conventional landlines are now delivered over your broadband connection. Your conventional telephone plugs in to the router and voice calls are digital Broadband connection may be fixed wireless access but this has got nothing to do with WiFi
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Chris Ross-Lewin (@crosslewin) reported@EE So can I use for free as a mobile not home broadband customer