EE outages and service status in Dalton in Furness, England
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Dalton in Furness, England
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EE Issues Reports Near Dalton in Furness, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Dalton in Furness and nearby locations:
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🏈🇬🇧Richard🏴 ⚽ (@Rick_Snape) reported from Middleton, England@EE Are you doing any work in the LA3 area as I've been advised you've switched off my service?
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Adam Wilcock (@AJwilcock23) reported from Middleton, England@EE just want to pass on how impressed I have been with a member of your staff called Simon Scullion. His customer service has been fantastic from start to finish.
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Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Mikey (@Mikey_Robs_91) reported@EE in America for the world cup need data and phone signal!!! Any updates
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Steveo Davies🏴 (@STEVEOLUCKY7) reported@emsdoesnothing @EE Its total ****. I have been complaining for months. Never get what I was promised constantly resetting my router,going through fault check . 2nd router plus engineer visit still the same had a tits full. How do I find out when my contract is up so I can go elsewhere.. 😡
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Dr Devra Kay (@LaBloggeuse) reported@TomTugendhat @O2 @EE I have terrible reception. I have 2shout to be heard. Having ditched my land line relieved to be rid of BT, &loving free calls on What’s App all over the world I can hear people overseas with ease but they can hardly hear me. But with people nearby we can barely hear one another
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👨🏻💻 ⚡️ (@EadrictheWild) reported@TomTugendhat @O2 @EE Becuase partly we don't put enough masts In (5g requires them every 300 meteres in cities) and partly because there's 10 million people more using our phone network than in the official cencus
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Sarah Dixon (@SiDix67) reported@EE Call the number and guess what? Yup, an automated message. "Hang up, we"ll send you a text to get started."
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Sarah Dixon (@SiDix67) reported@EE Been through all of this. I am then directed to the App, using my data because I have no Wifi. New router and still no connection. You use AI Bots and close down technical support at 8pm. Frustration is not a strong enough term. I will be picking this up again later today.
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Pete Searle (@PeterSe38295412) reported@EE Excellent customer service!!! Yeah right. Im sure the ombudsman will be interested to know how you guys treat your customers
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James Fleming (@Anarchy_Jim) reported@status_is_down Yes @EE I’m overseas and have data roaming! I’m lost without it! What’s the timeline for a fix?
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Quelpanama (@Quelpanama) reported@TomTugendhat @O2 @EE Yet another issue where we have to think back to Tom’s time in Kabul liaising between MI6 and the SAS. Apparently sitting behind a desk in a building yards away from a communication mast he got a good signal. So heroic!
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Peter Alston (@paalston) reported@TomTugendhat @O2 @EE Make it the law, ofcom, that if there’s no decent reception on your chosen provider then mobiles piggyback onto a service which is actually available whenever you are, akin to the 999 thing - your mobile provider pick up the cost. Arguably just one UK network would be better