Tesco Mobile Outage Report in Wool, Dorset, England
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Tesco Mobile Limited is a mobile virtual network operator in the United Kingdom using the O2 Network and has 99% network coverage in the UK.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Wool, England
The chart below shows the number of Tesco Mobile reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Wool and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Tesco Mobile users through our website.
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Phone (45%)
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Total Blackout (28%)
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Internet (23%)
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E-mail (4%)
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Wi-fi (1%)
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TV (1%)
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Tesco Mobile Issues Reports Near Wool, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Wool and nearby locations:
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Bill Hendy
(@BendyBill) reported
from
Tolpuddle, England
Great time to get s message from the bank saying I’m overdrawn. However there is no #TescoMobile signal
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raymond
(@rayretson) reported
from
Wool, England
@tescomobile is there problems with the network at present? No signal and it's not just me? #Tesco
Tesco Mobile Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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siufungchow
(@siufungchow) reported
@tescomobile To Home Office:22.2.2022. 8:15pm upstair room knock on fIoor,security promise:「l wiIl write down。」8:30pm one refugees man bought a bag things back to Luton Hotel (Quality Skyline HoteI)。23.2.2022. 0:38am upstair make noise again,0:55am I saw..待續
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Chris Lloyd
(@wankydownsankey) reported
@tescomobile i think i found the problem, it was my phone case - seems to mess my signal about - changed it to another seems alright now lol sorry for bothering you
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Cosy Owl
(@ChessNutt68) reported
@Albman55 @tescomobile I'm on EE and my coverage is non existent at home and at work, I use what's app to make calls at home through the WiFi ( Sky ), regular EE network is hopeless. The people at work who use Tesco say they have no issues. EE is supposed to be good. Absolute bollocks.
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Chris Lloyd
(@wankydownsankey) reported
Hi @tescomobile can you get at me?? I’m having some problems with my network hanging! I’ve turned my phone off & on. Tried airplane mode on & off. It only works for a bit then the internet is either slow/hanging then does nothing 😞
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Mr B Trainee
(@MikeByr33114002) reported
@fpl_esr @MartinSLewis Check out @tescomobile whose prices are fixed. Oh and they use the O2 network…no brainer!
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Chris Lloyd
(@wankydownsankey) reported
@tescomobile But I’ve had no damage or anything to my iPhone it’s as good as the day I got it from you. It’s only been playing up the last few weeks
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Sam R
(@maz558) reported
@VendingJames @tescomobile Lucky you! I was only ever offered the same deal as new customers, despite ringing multiple times speaking to different advisors! In the end I lost faith and have switched to @O2 - same network, but so much cheaper and free roaming in Europe too.
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Michael Chandler
(@MyWords2021) reported
@tescomobile Have & will continue to name & shame CEO Tom Denyard on a daily basis until this rude & ignorant man understands the lies told to me when I was a client have hurt so much
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Andrew Rock
(@DrRockstar1966) reported
@tescomobile I have only been able to get a 3G signal on my phone for the last couple of days. Is this a known problem or is there something I need to do at my phone end? (I have tried turning it off and on). North Herts/ Bedfordshire area.
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alexander laird
(@alexanderlair15) reported
@tescomobile With the rate of a massive hike in prices, I would say 1 billion. Prices now go up not in pence but in increments of 25p to a 50p. Since the pandemic has not killed us all off, the suppliers of Food & Energy is doing a better job with jumping on the "Rob the poor," bandwagon