EE outages and service status in Bury St Edmunds, England
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Bury St Edmunds, England
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EE Issues Reports Near Bury St Edmunds, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Bury St Edmunds and nearby locations:
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Debzlou (@Debzlou) reported from Haverhill, England@EE got no broadband currently - are there any network issues?
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Paul (@paulhayward200) reported from Haverhill, England@EE I have my PAC code from EE. How long does it take to switch over to a new network ?
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Ian Tregale (@IanTregale3) reported from Thetford, England@EE @SamsungUK @B0aty Great phone shame about the network ££££££
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Paul (@paulhayward200) reported from Haverhill, England@ThreeUK I just want to congratulate Three for having a robust network . No problems streaming or making calls. Very different to @EE who’s network could not cope before the start of the virus outbreak and has now completely fallen apart.
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Paul (@paulhayward200) reported from Haverhill, England@EE I have just renewed my contract with EE and f course my speeds start going to pot. Used to get between 70-150 meg now down to 20meg. Ok still usable but a concern that it has dropped so much.
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Paul (@paulhayward200) reported from Haverhill, England@EE How do I escalate a complaint ? I have been lied to my a member of EE customer service . But surprise surprise EE cannot find any recording of it.
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8K DUALSENSIBLE (@8kPegasus) reported from Dalham, England@XboxP3 @EE ? EE they’re a mobile network supplier how can you give them access to games ? They have no platform they don’t have an online game store or even make anything you can play on wtf it’s all smoke and mirrors
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Paul (@paulhayward200) reported from Haverhill, England@EE If anyone is thinking of joining look forward to messed up bills and price plans . Cancelling all 4 lines tomorrow and making a formal complaint.😡
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Ben Lord (@benlorduk) reported from Ixworth, EnglandAlongside this @EE fails to grasp they have mis-sold the spending gap by failing to tell me what it did/didn’t include. In recognition of over 10 years loyalty to them, they’ve dismissed my complaint and referred to the ombudsman! Shocking display of customer service! 2/2
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Ben Lord (@benlorduk) reported from Bury St. Edmunds, England@EE All types of data coverage has been horrendous in IP31 this week. Phone signal has been very weak too. What’s going on as you’re usually excellent?
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Paul (@paulhayward200) reported from Haverhill, England@EE Well I see that EEs dreadful customer service has not changed. Was Miss sold a item. Never mind will return it and choose another network .
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Ben Lord (@benlorduk) reported from Ixworth, EnglandSo @EE failed to put a spending cap on one of my business lines in October - over £430 of spend that this should have prevented and they’ve offered me £30 compensation for service failure! All the years I’ve been a customer and they offer no loyalty whatsoever 1/2
EE Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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ByNiels (@by_niels21222) reported@LeilaniDowding @EE That network will not be maintained. It is dead. Starlink may be a solution worth while looking at.
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Caecilius (@shardcreek) reportedDay three of @EE totally ignoring my complaint, now a month to install broadband they promised weeks ago, two appointments made, two no shows without explanation. 45 minutes on hold whilst they keep taking my money. Disgusting
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Tony (@Foolham) reported@EE DSL light off so line is dead - Is this an issue in parts of London right now?
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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 👍
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jess .ᐟ ⋆。°✩ (@MEENAJUTLAS) reported@TomMason111076 @EE had the same thing, still not working. had to pay via 150
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VisionsofGold (@VisionsofGold) reportedSo @ee after calling 150 the answer is no. 18 years of customer loyalty gets you nothing. Couldn't even waive the early upgrade fee. A real shame. Better to wait until the end of the contract and leave? @MartinSLewis @MoneySavingExp
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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!!
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Lizzy (@Lizzyzsu) reported@EE ‘Oh you have to personally cancel it’ I was told then after paying for 3 more months of EE while on a Canadian sim & not even using EE. That’s why I’m so intent on doing it now but you make it purposefully difficult!!
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TheGreatCordwainer (@zombiestyled) reported@LeilaniDowding @EE Personal use satellite radios on their way. CB radio. Personal use batteries. Could be considetrd a backwards step, but copper line phones were never power free magic.
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cliff cook (@cliffc100) reported@TheDealEnvoy @EE This applys to anyone from any company or organisation that sends you a one time passcode the genuine company will never ask for this code anyone doing is a scammer trying to access your account