EE outages and service status in Ballymena, Northern Ireland
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Ballymena, Northern Ireland
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EE Issues Reports Near Ballymena, Northern Ireland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Ballymena and nearby locations:
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Davy Daly (@davydaly01) reported from Clogh Mills, Northern Ireland@EE So yet again I’ve been let down by EE, Someone was to call me tonight to sort my problem out....That didn’t happen....CST service is woeful
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Paul Murphy (@PaulMurphy_1) reported from Ballymena, Northern Ireland@EE Would you have a contact number to cancel broadband contract. Thanks
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Paul Murphy (@PaulMurphy_1) reported from Ballymena, Northern Ireland@EE Nearly purchased black Friday deal y day on p30 Pro good as new phone for 41quid. Seen later another company doing same deal at £33..not feeling the live EE as a loyal customer for years
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Paul Murphy (@PaulMurphy_1) reported from Ballymena, Northern Ireland@EE Hi Russ I'm paying £38.00 for a service that a neighbour has just told me he got a lot cheaper. As a loyal customer of many years I'm a tad hacked off..
EE Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Grant (@GrantGT3RS) reported@britishchick21 @EE The service in my area has become awful. I can barely get one bar of signal indoors. What happened to EE?
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Stanley_Peacorp (@Stanley_Peacorp) reported@EE When I was changing my contract I was told I could never downgrade and had to stay at the highest plan.
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Maggs ⚒🫧 (@maggs10) reported@EE @JackEmson99 I’m with ee and the service on my train from esssx to London is shocking.
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Shana Hendry (@Happyengland79) reported@EE sort it ******** out! The reason you are not most peoples first network is the ****** restrictions! I can search for lottery numbers but you refuse to open to national lottery website! What sort of bs is that!
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Ollie (@ollieb997) reported@EE is it true that you can not provide internet for several days through no fault of the customer but the customer isn’t allowed to not provide payment? Is it also true that you don’t provide any compensation for loss of earnings due to you not providing internet?
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ʍ ʍ ӄɦǟռ (@MMKUK1) reported@Ofcom Dear ofcom, Kindly do the same with @EE. They failed to provide a proper service at both my home and office addresses. They even acknowledged the fault and issued credit because of it, yet later admitted the issue cannot be fixed due to local black spots. Despite this, they still refused to cancel my contract without penalty. That is deeply unfair and unacceptable.
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Colin Gale AFC LD (@colingale) reportedI see posts on here slating @EE I have been a broadband customer since 2017 and earlier this year I took out a phone contract and got a great deal as I now have both with them. I have been very happy with their service.
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Eirian Jones (@OspreylianBlue) reported@EE just enquired about the deal on offer for 50GB and free EU roaming in your Carmarthen branch to be told it’s for new customers only. Poor service for us loyal customers
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darren styles (@darrenjstyles) reported@EE I reported a fault with our Broadband last week, it was supposed to be fixed by yesterday, just so you know it’s still not fixed and nothing has been done by Open Reach, no updates, which is really poor customer service, and cost to me paying for something that isn’t working.
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Dale (@gde_dale) reported@EE So if someone were paying for 500mbps, and someone joined the public ee network and started using 50mbps, the owner would still get 500mbp? Or would they get 450mbps?