EE outages and service status in Alness, Scotland
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Alness, Scotland
The chart below shows the number of EE reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Alness, Scotland and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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EE Issues Reports Near Alness, Scotland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Alness and nearby locations:
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Darren Houston (@Idarrenhouston) reported from Stittenham, Scotland@EE recieved my emergency alert but my friends who had alert turned on who are @ThreeUK customers yet to receive alert is that a failure by the three network to reach there customers in times of emergency’s?
EE Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Jackson Eagleson (@Oradaman) reported@EE you're giving me hassle and a problematic contract revision, IT SHOULDNT be difficult. You keep asking for equipment return yet I haven't received new equipment. Now you say there is direct debit problems yet a DD was already in place. THINK WE ARE HEADING TO CANCELLATION.
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Lee (@smil3r5) reported@EE It’s a waste of time. These poor signal issues we speak of have existed for almost 2 years. My phone claims to have a 5G reception but doesn’t actually work. Anyway like I say, no trouble. The 2 years is almost up and I’ll be free. Good day to you 🫡
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Peter Jordan (@jordanpaj) reported@EE Thx. The issue is that many users are generally older not very tech savvy, (my neighbour is 92) and so could well end up with no service if there is a power cut.
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DorothyNot 🕷💜🤍💚 (@DorothyNotD) reported@EE I’ve been trying to contact you for 2 days, when I finally got a very slow responding chat they agreed to raise a complaint…what is this text about? I SHOULD NOT have to get in touch again to keep my complaint open.
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Warren Peters (@wizza_wozza) reported@LeilaniDowding @EE It’s a joke, especially for vulnerable people living in a rural area with little mobile signal. @bt_uk recent performance has been pathetic with an elderly friend who has no wi-fi, getting on for 2 weeks with still no fix in sight.
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Jo Oliver 💜🇬🇧 (@BagFleaBag) reported@LeilaniDowding @EE Oh and the mast had gone down too so the mobile phone wouldn’t work either! I had to drive over to check on my parents.
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Davie G 🇬🇧 (@fredbeare) reportedDoes anyone have any tips as to how to get a response from @EE_coapp or @EE Have tried DMs, their useless help message function and a call. Nothing Think they’ve all left this Earth. So much for their performance guarantees
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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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Adam Waltz (@Amadagram_) reportedThe worst mobile phone network in the UK @EE
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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.