EE outages and service status in North Berwick, Scotland
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Problems in the last 24 hours in North Berwick, Scotland
The chart below shows the number of EE reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in North Berwick, 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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EE Issues Reports Near North Berwick, Scotland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in North Berwick and nearby locations:
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Christine Hastie (@christineh182) reported from Prestonpans, Scotland@EE my partner has been trying to get a return pack to send his phone and hasn’t received it. He’s spoken to you multiple times but as it’s a third party that deals with it he has to keep calling! He has until the 19th to return the phone or will be charged £600! Please help!
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Alan 🇱🇻🏴🇱🇹 (@AlanBM91) reported from Leven, ScotlandWhat is going on with @EE signal? Used to be brilliant but now I'm not getting signal anywhere. Missed out on MCR tickets today as couldn't get a signal.
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KEVP🍀 (@KevinBubba) reported from Leven, Scotland@EE Got new contract phone but realized don't need new phone so wanting to return phone and cancel contract.
EE Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Burytownfan (@shardcreek) reported@EE really bad experience today. Engineers supposed to turn up to setup broadband, waited 8 hours, no show, no telephone call, called customer service spent 35 minutes on hold to be told they were coming. Just got an automated text: sorry we missed you book another appointment
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Chris Ross-Lewin (@crosslewin) reported@EE So can I use for free as a mobile not home broadband customer
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Paul (@Paul0970) reportedX 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.
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Craig Johnson (@j300hno) reportedIs it me or has @EE signal went utterly 💩 these past few months. Absolutely shite sort it out
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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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davewalshcreative (@davewcreative) reported@sophie_reed98 @EE Because they want new customer details that they can sell on to make more money than your plan. They have yours, mine and they’ve already sold them probably twice over. They don’t care about loyalty - never have never will.
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À𝕓á𝕪ọ̀𝕞í (@TheDealEnvoy) reported🚨 Scam alert. Be careful out there. Hackers are getting really sophisticated. Just had an unsolicited call from 01438 989236 claiming to be @EE customer service. Sounded professional. Said they had a promotion that would bring my monthly bill down. Asked for my last name, then said I’d get a code from @EE and should read it out to “verify” I was the account holder. Checked the number that called and the number that sent the text. Instantly knew it was a scam. Called @EE myself on the official number and reported it. Never give anyone a code sent to your phone. Hang up and call the company directly.
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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!!
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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.
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Andrew Robinson (@apr9999) reported@EE You could if you wanted to. They could call me, verify me, send a one time PIN, confirm I'm the a/c holder. Just like they do on inbound. Tried twice this morning & had to give up after>10 minutes listening to the awful music. This is re broadband but I may cancel my phone too!