Tesco Mobile Outage Report in Norwich, Norfolk, 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.
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The chart below shows the number of Tesco Mobile reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Norwich 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 (40%)
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Total Blackout (31%)
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Internet (23%)
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E-mail (3%)
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Wi-fi (1%)
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TV (1%)
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Tesco Mobile Issues Reports Near Norwich, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Norwich and nearby locations:
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Philip Lawry
(@GabonPhil) reported
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Norwich, England
Please update us @tescomobile on Apple watch esim support and future plans. Customers need to know to make informed choices about their provider.
Tesco Mobile Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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hello human
(@porcinesludge) reported
@chris_carley @dazzypops @tescomobile I could never do that, my mobile signal to my house is terrible, no-one that I choose helps, I'd love to be able to use unlimited data through my phone
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Chris Carley
(@chris_carley) reported
@porcinesludge @dazzypops @tescomobile Three network, circa £16pm for unlimited data (after promotions and cashback calculated) unlimited data means I can cancel my broadband package and save £££ from line rental & broadband charges.
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Gwenn Chowdry
(@ChowdryGwenn) reported
@KetamineMr @guinesschugger2 @tescomobile Evidently not, I was once in a store and the manager came up to me dressed as a rabbit and made me pay them £100 or they’d shoot me. See how easy it is to write words down.
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Richard Would
(@richwould) reported
@tescomobile Incorrect, it is sold as a 2 year contract for service, 3 year for phone. But I cannot change the service contract despite it having run out due to the 3 year phone contract.
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rob cooper
(@coop3r83) reported
@tescomobile Same with 02 despite being stuck at home using WiFi not data we get the standard April price hike despite the **** service provided lol #wontbereneweingwitho2
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So...Brexit: an outstanding success so far, eh?
(@VBScab) reported
@tescomobile Your tweet purports that you are a network. You're not: you're an MVNO on O2's network. My point was that the tweet's wording is plain wrong. It should be ”Are there any other mobile providers that you think should be sorry?” I figure the appalling grammar should be fixed too.
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Rav
(@VgnRav) reported
My mum is with @tescomobile and doesn't get voicemail and doesn't see if someone is calling her whilst on the phone. Sounds like a carrier issue rather than a phone issue? She has a Samsung
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the only and only **** in your ***
(@guinesschugger2) reported
@tescomobile You don’t really ******* mean it brought 3 phones with you and the worst phones I’ve ever had I had an iPhone X for my conjoined twins a xr for me and the mrs and an Nokia for me nana every month I was charged £400 what I though was expensive as it only come with 30 texts 😡
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Liam☔🌹
(@NotKingLiam) reported
@tescomobile Lol @ThreeUK increasing my contract nearly every 6 months overall by £12 at the end where we couldn't cancel for 2 months because they kept taking money out my account after I'd cancelled and wanted to go pay as you go
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MrKetamine
(@KetamineMr) reported
@CraftyGirl72 @tescomobile As someone who works for a phone company I can say it's probably not tescos fault but what's in your house is a signal blocker, things like the insulation, types of windows thickness of walls etc. If it worked outside then it's more likely the house.