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Problems in the last 24 hours in Laurencekirk, Scotland

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EE Issues Reports Near Laurencekirk, Scotland

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

  • NickHastings01
    Nick Hastings (@NickHastings01) reported from Brechin, Scotland

    Hi @EE, now on sim only with a decent amount of data due to previous having broadband. Wanting to change phones but I would rather just buy one outright. Is this something you do? Or if not can I put down a higher amount upfront? Want a hassle-free change to a Pixel 6.

EE Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • 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

  • virgodragon864
    Karen Elizabeth (@virgodragon864) reported

    @EE help! Router died 4wks ago=no home broadband/wifi connection,homephone plugs into back of router so no landline either,contacting EETech for help=45min wait in queue-not enough mobile credit for that. Landline needs testing+replacement BTwallsocket-compatible router required.

  • KMAUK24
    KMA (@KMAUK24) reported

    @EE EE mobile service has been down the last 2 days! In postcode area SA62 6RJ WEST WALES! I have reported and signed up for alerts and states known issue! When will it be fixed?? It’s unacceptable

  • wxmsmith
    Neal (@wxmsmith) reported

    @EE please provide a contact link or phone number to discuss my mother’s account with you (I am on the account). Your website is no help

  • WanderingIan
    Ian Dickerson (@WanderingIan) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE Most people have a cordless phone in their home. If the power went out it becomes useless. Only corded phones work in a power outage

  • PhilCoyne
    Phil Coyne (@PhilCoyne) reported

    @EE Don't worry though, I've already contacted my MP and will send everything over to Watchdog soon. Great way to treat a disabled customer, I'm sure the public will be shocked at the behaviour of a multi million pound company 👍

  • hunterredfieldd
    Hunter (@hunterredfieldd) reported

    @EE @LeilaniDowding This is why everybody should buy a mesh network device. These companies couldn’t care less about you losing your service, they only care about getting their monthly payment.

  • ScotDommesSlave
    Princess Amira ***** Boy (@ScotDommesSlave) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE Virgin did these like 4 years ago. On the odd occasion the wi-fi is down my elderly parents who can only use a landline are unable to call anyone.

  • Peter_POSH
    Peter (@Peter_POSH) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE I live in the countryside and my phone signal is crap. But you can still ring 999 without a signal as it searches all networks possible to make a connection.

  • Sarah_FireHorse
    S (@Sarah_FireHorse) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE So the answer seems to be an emergency generator. Or you can plug starlink into a car adapter - that’s another emergency option, run it off your car battery.