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Problems in the last 24 hours in Padstow, England

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EE Issues Reports Near Padstow, England

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

  • CortonJane
    🌱Greenhills2 (@CortonJane) reported from Camelford, England

    @EE What is your customer services phone number, please?

  • Omodon
    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:

  • mindthegap2018
    MindTheGap (@mindthegap2018) reported

    @EE can I have some help

  • Wozza777
    Wozza (@Wozza777) reported

    @stuuk11 @LeilaniDowding @EE I’ve been all through this with my parents they phone switches to the mobile network when the WiFi is down

  • chris_rosser
    Chris Rosser (@chris_rosser) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE All Internet in UK is moving away from copper to the premises - and all the replacements require power to function - if you get a UPS you can plug your router and other devices (such as a phone interface) into it to keep them running during a power outage.

  • Malcolm_Sillick
    Malcolm Sillick (@Malcolm_Sillick) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE Lellani, it's not just EE, it's everyone. Even those on cable (Virgin Media) still have to have the phone plugged into the router. Seems like a good idea, until you get a power cut (which can be supported by a back-up battery, which is NOT given as standard) If the internet goes down, then so does your phone. Great if you have a mobile, but if you live in an area with a poor mobile signal, so reply on 'Wi-Fi calling' in the house, then when the internet goes down, you also have no mobile service. It's called progress!!

  • mr_ed_peters
    Ed Peters (@mr_ed_peters) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE The old PSTN network is being phased out (copper wires, low voltage old school telephones) as I recall. The phones you're thinking of won't be around much longer. Unless someone tells me otherwise.

  • franbinns
    eleanor binns (@franbinns) reported

    EE broadband is absolute rubbish @EE talked into switching from sky..told I would be reimbursed for leaving fees (I wasn’t) now my super duper fast broadband fibre buffers all the time. I wish I’d never changed

  • Hodbow
    Alan's daughter the super supporter⚫⚪ (@Hodbow) reported

    @EE my daughter signed up for your broadband on the basis of getting an iPad for £100. She has an email promising a text/email after the cooling off period. This has never materialised. She’s been into store & called and your staff couldn’t be more unhelpful.

  • Paul0970
    Paul (@Paul0970) reported

    X really are useless, right? Report an account for impersonating @EE support and X says the account did not violate their terms of service. So they can carry on scamming.

  • stuuk11
    stuuk1🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (@stuuk11) reported

    @Wozza777 @LeilaniDowding @EE A lot of elderly people don’t have a mobile, some people live in areas where there is no mobile signal.

  • AlanDillon26041
    Alan (@AlanDillon26041) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE Seen this first hand when power go's down for some time and yes its carnage. WiFi, cell towers all go down, no card works at shops, Becomes very ferrel very quickly. Why i went Starlink can power that off a power cube or generator and always keep cash..............