EE outages and service status in Portknockie, Scotland
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Portknockie, Scotland
The chart below shows the number of EE reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Portknockie, Scotland and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Jon Pitts (@briavelsjon) reported@C1981L @MarkyTalk @EE Which town centre? And are you commenting on poor coverage? Or data congestion?
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Michael (@MichaelPyle3) reported@MarkyTalk @EE We’ve just been through this, 11 + years of loyalty. Was offered a crap deal. Only way they could get near, is if we had their broadband. Not interested, just left them, 4 contracts onto ID Mobile.
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madein@?? (@C1981L) reported@MarkyTalk @EE Their signal is **** also, can't even get a decent reception in a town centre FFS.
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Lisa :) (@lsl_scott) reported@EE so angry with EE metrocentre. Given a price from Z fold 8 this afternoon but didn’t have my I.D with me. Called the store to double check the cost who said it’ll be that cost because of a new customer discount. Travelled 40 mins each way to be told, rudely, it’s not correct.
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Ben (@WorbleGames) reported@lizardbutts @MarkyTalk @EE As I said to Mark, buying the phone outright upfront is often significantly cheaper long term. Obviously the upfront cost is quite large but generally i've found you save about £100-£200 over 24 months doing it that way. I'm with EE for internet as well so that brings it down
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Grumpy_Arse (@Mr_Grumpy_Arse) reported@EE App doesn't work ... Why or how would I contact you through the App if it's not working? I'm not sitting on the phone to tell you your App is **** and needs fixing, I've just done that on here. Let me know when it's fixed!
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Kev (@KevlarBrock) reported@EE Done that. But it can’t see my hub. Because it’s gone down. Again. 150?
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Rach 🇪🇺 (@MsVespertilio) reported@EE I’ve spent several hours on the phone to various people to ensure more equipment didn’t get sent. At 11.47 I was assured none would be sent. At 13.17 got a text to say it had been sent. The “best possible solution” is actually listening to customers. Complaints address please.
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Matthew (@mrcorney) reported@MarkyTalk @EE My signal isn’t great, been with them 10 years and due an upgrade for the last 4 but the new deals are so expensive I will be changing to new supplier soon and get a much better deal
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PPG (@PPGMacro) reported@EE get on the line and then wait and wait, while they tell you that they get rated best phone provider in the UK. If they are the best, I'd hate to think what others customer service is like. Complete utter BS.