Tesco Mobile outages and service status in Lockerbie, Scotland
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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 Lockerbie, Scotland
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Tesco Mobile Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Aileen Murphy (@AileenMurphy100) reported@tescomobile I just want an email address for customer services.
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Steven Leek (@_StevenLeek) reported@tescomobile Hello, I’m in Canada, Connected to Rogers Network on my phone, hopefully getting data for 1p per MB. My Question is, does it have to be Rogers? Can i connect to other Networks and get the same rate?? Thanks
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Legal Style Blog (@legalstyleblog) reported@AlexGodofsky @tescomobile I really am open to things having errors; that's life. But the fact that they seem to treat an order being completed without the user going through with it as stochastic is… bad
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Mary F. 🇬🇧🏴🏴🇨🇮 🏴✝️⚖ (@sustainablist1) reportedSorry @tescomobile you have just lost my business. 36hrs to resolve an problem. Still unresolved. You have made many issues that other companies have. Transferring your call centres abroad. Is one. Changing all your telephone access numbers is 2 . I'm not a big customer.
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Rob McPhee (@Rob_McPhee_UK) reported@DaveKendallPho1 @Trebornotrub @tescomobile O2 is the answer to your question. I was with them but changed to Lebara who piggyback onto Vodafone. The signal is so much better. Text messages come through straight away. Sometimes I would have to wait for up to an hour with O2. I also pay about 70% less.
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Sarah Kears (@SarahKears) reported@tescomobile disgusted with your costumer service this week after my mum reported my nephew being groomed online on a phone number she pays for 3 days later it is still active and you can’t tell us when it will be disconnected. Keep your kids and grandkids away from @tescomobile
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John Elsworth (@JohnElsworth) reported@tescomobile hello, my phone is saying emergency calls only and not registered on network, ive restarted, done a network reset etc. I cant receive a text to verify my tesco mobile app and this number im calling from teams doesnt work 03450330000 please help
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Sian (@SianElin_PT73) reported@tescomobile @financialombuds Why should I pay £40 a month for no service?! Totally unacceptable! And like I said, it’s been over 2 months now! Tesco said, there’s no issues, well there is! I have enough evidence on phone to prove it!
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Fizen (@fizenapp) reported@RobertJudd4 @tescomobile Border cells drift is common near coasts, a local eSIM with a fixed network avoids the surprise charges entirely. Glad Tesco credited you.
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Legal Style Blog (@legalstyleblog) reported@AlexGodofsky @tescomobile And then I contacted their customer service in chat immediately after, so if it had gone through despite them telling me otherwise… they'd have told me?