EE Outage Report in Melrose, The Scottish Borders, Scotland
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The chart below shows the number of EE reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Melrose and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by EE users through our website.
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Internet (49%)
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Phone (23%)
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Wi-fi (13%)
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Total Blackout (9%)
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E-mail (4%)
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TV (2%)
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EE Issues Reports Near Melrose, Scotland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Melrose and nearby locations:
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Zander Law
(@ZanderLaw) reported
from
Galashiels, Scotland
@EE If you call the number they answer as EE and ask how they can help today! Seemed Legit to me and I’m pretty clued up on Scam Calls, but I genuinely don’t think this is! How did they know that was one of my only PAYG numbers? Knew my name, If you call the number you’ll can tell 👍🏻
EE Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Aurora Greenway
(@tinki1603) reported
@tomhfh @EE @ThreeUK At least supermarket shelves are empty, businesses are closing down, there are shortages of staff, NI is about to light up again.... You, see, it’s all just like you told it is going to be. Damn those “project fear” scaremongers! Remouners, eat your hearts out! Right?
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Andrew Wheeler
(@automotophoto) reported
@ianwheeler @denkmit @EE Ian, I just read that too. Poor guy
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ThomasB
(@ToriesAreCunts) reported
@StanCollymore @EE To be fair Stan, it's not a free service, and the UK operators incur costs for their customers using other countries networks, but the EU brought the law in, costing £100m's of loss in revenue to these operators. Now that the EU can't enforce, its not really a surprise.
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Dan
(@DanWalkerDJ) reported
@ASC_Jez @EE @WeAre8Official 100% agree. Customer since ORANGE days. 23 years. Stayed despite them not being the cheapest. Time to look elsewhere
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James Kirby
(@jamcarcat) reported
@EE @MagicBoyUK @EE say "But we face incredible pressures to continue to invest in our network" So they don't want to invest, they face incredible pressures. Never used to be an issue, the partnerships could still be had across the EU/World. This is the companies choice What a poor response
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Andrew
(@revelationspace) reported
@EE That doesn't seem like a tangible benefit to me - your service is already award winning, no? Additionally, why not just let me pay extra for uncapped data if I go over the allowance? I know I'm only one person but you'll be losing me to Three at renewal time.
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Pat Fenelon 🎥
(@PatFenelonITV) reported
@StanCollymore @EE @EE signal is abysmal around the Midlands drops out regularly when on the move , I’ve been a customer over 15yrs it’s the worst it’s been even though I’m 5G’d up blah blah
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Kishan Sodha
(@kishywishywoo) reported
@BBCNews @EE poor to capitalise on something like this. 2 contracts with you will be moving when they are due to change.
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Mark ‘Tucker’ Todd-Carty
(@GripperSteb) reported
@EE @Kb19031160 How exactly does this relate to the NHS? I wasn’t actually that bothered about the roaming charge thing because I rarely visit the EU but this lazy and ill thought-out response has made me seriously consider whether I wish to remain a customer of @EE
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Jez
(@ASC_Jez) reported
@EE @WeAre8Official I’ve been happy with your service for years now and would’ve previously recommended you to others, but your decision to reintroduce EU roaming charges after previously announcing you wouldn’t is shocking. A fair use data cap would’ve been reasonable but this is pure greed.