EE Outage Report in Hunmanby, North Yorkshire, England
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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 (43%)
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Phone (29%)
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Wi-fi (12%)
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Total Blackout (11%)
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E-mail (3%)
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TV (2%)
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EE Issues Reports Near Hunmanby, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Hunmanby and nearby locations:
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Alastair scruton
(@AlastairScruton) reported
from
Foxholes, England
@EE no phone signal again YO25 3ql, anyone sorting it.....
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Anne Brand
(@bellbellbrand) reported
from
Scarborough, England
@EE @EE have you resolved the issues with the add on to plan accessories? You advertise Fitbits but can't fulfil an order due to a computer glitch!!!
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James Hodges
(@tauntonjams) reported
from
Scarborough, England
@NoServiceHereUK @EE Still have naff all 4G, just weak 3G. 4G showing FULL signal, but not connecting #NoServiceHere :)
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Dave O
(@DaveO71085379) reported
from
Scarborough, England
@EE my broadband is down in Scarborough, no one available on chat and can’t get through via phone. Can somebody help me please?
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Anne Brand
(@bellbellbrand) reported
from
Scarborough, England
@EE have you resolved the issues with the add on to plan accessories? You advertise Fitbits but can't fulfil an order due to a computer glitch!!!
EE Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Allan Lunn
(@Allan_Lunn) reported
@EE We will see how much damage this does to your companies reputation then. Hope the little extra it will bring out ways the lost customers and lost new customers like myself.
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Jim
(@jimcox82) reported
@EE Nice job, I wont be renewing my contract with you over your reintroduction of roaming charges. Over 10 years as a customer and this is how you behave after saying you wouldnt introduce them. I'll be going back on my word to finish paying the rest of my contract.
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Gee Weee.🇬🇧 Support our Police
(@tismeagainuk) reported
@tomhfh @EE @ThreeUK I would just be happy to get a consistent signal in parts of this country.
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Amanda Stacey
(@AmandaStacey15) reported
Been having signal issues for a couple of days,please sort it out @EE #EE #nosignal
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PolitixUK
(@PolitixUk) reported
@EE @WeAre8Official Found a way for you to save money. Don’t bother calling me to ask if I’d like to use your service. That would just be a waste of your time and money.
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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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ijh ==
(@1stjanna) reported
@tomhfh @EE @ThreeUK Two mobile operators that broadly share the same network & infrastructure and you don’t think 3 wont follow.🤔
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Andrew Wheeler
(@automotophoto) reported
@ianwheeler @denkmit @EE Ian, I just read that too. Poor guy
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Stan Collymore
(@StanCollymore) reported
Nice to see @EE unable to resist the tap in of charging Britons roaming charges without an iota of a viable reason to. If you're paying roaming charges for Europe in 2021, you're absolutely mad. Go with any network who wouldn't charge , because there's no good reason to. None.
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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.