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Problems in the last 24 hours in Leyburn, England

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  • Oradaman
    Jackson Eagleson (@Oradaman) reported

    @EE you're giving me hassle and a problematic contract revision, IT SHOULDNT be difficult. You keep asking for equipment return yet I haven't received new equipment. Now you say there is direct debit problems yet a DD was already in place. THINK WE ARE HEADING TO CANCELLATION.

  • AP196779
    Aldo (@AP196779) reported

    @EE I have called you at least 6 or 7 times with regards to this issue. I have spent almost 10hrs on the phone to you trying to resolve this issue. I have been promised call backs and updates and haven’t received anything. This has been dragging on for 5 weeks now @EE

  • PhilipMur3
    Philip Murphy (@PhilipMur3) reported

    @Amy_90_x @EE Scam calls, just don't take any notice of them and just block them, problem is older people might answer them

  • NM_Rdg
    NeilM (@NM_Rdg) reported

    @EE How does roaming work for visiting Spain/Portugal? My main issues are around potentially receiving calls if I don't have it or it activating and charging me when I don't want it (I'll have WiFi all day on some days)

  • MattHone06
    Matt (@MattHone06) reported

    @EE really fed up now of of paying a lot of money for a phone, when I only ever had 2 bars or signal or less? I need this to improve massively? Been a customer for easily 20 years and I’m seriously considering changing providers.

  • apr9999
    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!

  • pippaliciousj
    Pippa Jones (@pippaliciousj) reported

    Turns out my cleaner has the same network that everyone who's had phone issues in my town has had: @EE . At least my network is fine.

  • Phoenixrahman
    Phoenix Rahman (@Phoenixrahman) reported

    @VisionsofGold @EE @SamsungMobile No such thing as loyalty for existing customers. I’ve been with EE since they were one2one. In early days when they were T-Mobile, would get rewarded for being a loyal customer but as a EE customer, no such luck. Instead it’s higher costs and poor customer service.

  • maisiethetortie
    Maisie the Tortie / Margaret 🇬🇧🇨🇦 (@maisiethetortie) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE We had no landline, no internet and no mobile signal last week due to issues with Vodafone . I had to walk up the road and basically shout my account details at someone to try and fix it. What would happen if there was an emergency? I couldn’t call 999.

  • 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!!