EE outages and service status in Ballachulish, Scotland
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Ballachulish, Scotland
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EE Issues Reports Near Ballachulish, Scotland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Ballachulish and nearby locations:
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Brian Green (@BrianGr16285359) reported from Fort William, Scotland@EE FYI There are ongoing payment issues for customers. Banks are authorising these payments but they’re not showing up on EE customer accounts. Also duplicate payments are going out when speaking to EE Customer Advisors when attempting to pay over the phone.
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kitty cool (@kathlee90362759) reported from Glencoe, Scotland@MarinaPurkiss @EE Cancel go to Vodafone . Write or to the phone ombudsman.
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Clare & the Cats #FBPE #JohnsonVariant (@MoonStoneClare) reported from Caol, Scotland@EE customer service is a bit lacking. I ordered an upgrade a week ago. I was told the phone could take 7 days. It's 7 days and the tracking status is still "order confirmed". So I phoned. Wish I hadn't. Monumentally bored person tells me that the order number 1/
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Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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JC (@jaykona3670) reported@EE Tried that and end with a text message service that I have already been through about 4 times with no success. I was given no option to talk to a guide, the call just hung up at the end. I can’t book an engineer as the link provided by the BOT will not load.
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Steveo Davies🏴 (@STEVEOLUCKY7) reported@jessicazeun @EE Exactly the same for me constantly contacting them about my piss poor service..100mb I was promised never get anywhere close to that , surely its breach of contract
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Tom (@BigTom0491) reported@EE If I gave you the area and her first name, would you be able to track who it is? She’s absolute credit to EE and great customer service
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Photo man (@ach59) reported@EE I’m not ‘having a spot of bother’ as you put it, I’ve got no internet- no TV, Alexa or Heating control - and no help from EE (so far)
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hanmark (@hanmark) reported@TomTugendhat @O2 @EE Tom doesn't use bike lanes or crossings so nobody else should be able to. Tom likes to show off that he lives in a more expensive area than you but thinks your tax should solve his connectivity problems. Tom hasn't heard of broadband or WiFi. Don't be like Tom.
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iBRAR (@ibrar_dev) reported@EE @TomTugendhat Hang on didnt the tory govt run a massive anti waaaaah waaaaaay campaign or was it the Americans who moaned about it. They were offering to upgrade our networks and then magically spying accusations started appearing in the media.
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Mike Cloudsdale (@MikeCloudsdale) reported@EE @TomTugendhat Ditto in SW London, usually only get one bar of signal and frequently have issues with calls cutting off or breaking up.
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Fursie (@FursieRS6) reported@TomTugendhat @O2 @EE Third world problems. Talk to people rather than posting this bull ****
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Carswift (@Carswift) reported@TomTugendhat @O2 @EE So the Gov has to drop money from public infrastructure and fix the mess of private companies? And then these private companies will take the profit? hah
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Umm...nope (@Ummnope7) reported@TomTugendhat @O2 @EE It's not the government's job to help you choose a decent mobile phone service. You're a grown man. You can make your own consumer choices, whether they be sensible or stupid.