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EE outages and service status in Luimneach, Munster

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EE (Everything Everywhere) offers mobile phone, mobile internet, home broadband internet and home phone service.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Luimneach, Munster

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  • Showmethetears
    Jim C (@Showmethetears) reported

    @EE Zero response to this - luckily I'm not in contract on the two accounts I have with EE, or my broadband so next week I'll be cancelling this service and getting a new provider

  • savy2127
    Savy (@savy2127) reported

    @ee why are your signals so **** in Blackpool and Fleetwood. I’ve not been able to use my data coz of the signal

  • lennyrfc
    Lennox Richardson (@lennyrfc) reported

    @EE I’ve just tried ringing my local garage to book my car in for a service - the mechanic struggled to hear me (one bar of signal strength on 🇬🇧 best network?!) so what’s the issue?

  • SomeUKTeslaGuy
    Some UK Tesla Guy (@SomeUKTeslaGuy) reported

    So today's customer service issue is a really unpleasant experience with @EE. I have 'Mobile Broadband' with them and, whilst on holiday, a fault seemed to occur. So I called up, got passed around, talked to 3 different people. After passing security with the first two, I still eventually got asked for a password which I was pretty sure I'd never set and, after two attempts, I was told that's it - I had to go into an EE store with the device and my passport. So I go in, and it's a billing problem. They'd sent a message to the device's phone number (which is never used, as it's a home broadband router), I'd had no email or other warning. Sure enough, the helpful store guy said, there's often no password but the system asks for one anyway. So I got a payment missed charge (lots of stuff in and out - I had missed something) and had to drive an hour round trip and pay parking to get someone who knew what they were talking about. Bloody ridiculous.

  • Gillykins58
    Gill Clarke 🐝 (@Gillykins58) reported

    @MCFC2012 @EE Not sure where you are based but we are in Cheshire with BRSK. Never had an issue with the Wi-Fi since we changed to BRSK.

  • RobLMyers
    Rob Myers (@RobLMyers) reported

    @EE Kind of pointless doing that. It’s your general customer service number and, unsurprisingly, none of the options are relevant. The help section on the website is also of no help whatsoever.

  • sithmetal71
    SithMetal71 (@sithmetal71) reported

    @EE its the same with your website. Seriously needs a rethink. Also the price has shot up from £44 to £48. Since EE got involved with BT nothing but problems.

  • AlwaysAnAngel72
    caitlyn1972 (@AlwaysAnAngel72) reported

    Spent two hours on the phone with @EE today. Poor ******* other end deserves a medal. But I've ended up with EE TV, full fibre BB and a new phone, unlimited data etc for £26 less than I was paying for Sky TV, bb and an EE 25gb sim. Brilliant customer service. Very happy customer

  • actionjaxon666
    Shaun (@actionjaxon666) reported

    @jdklfc @EE Yeah so EE should just pay all the other companies to use their infrastructures around the world? Sure - not EE’s problem. It’s an industry problem. The infrastructure behind roaming is vastly complex, and with complexity comes costs that your basic AF contract doesn’t cover.

  • redpath42
    Doreen Grove (@redpath42) reported

    I recently changed my tv and bb provider from @bt_uk to @EE the system was supposed to be a straight transition withe same quality of elements but the EE system is rubbish and it is almost impossible to speak to someone to help