Tesco Mobile Outage Report in Anstruther, Fife, 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.
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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 Anstruther 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 (50%)
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Internet (29%)
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Total Blackout (16%)
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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
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Alex Williams
(@bowtiesbraces) reported
@tescomobile Very easy for you to say when you’re an MVNO who doesn’t actually own, operate, or invest in their own network coverage. 2020/2021 saw the biggest surge in data usage for decades, upgrading the infrastructure costs money. Not to mention morons burning during brand new 5G Masts.
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Rob Lacey
(@bekindtoday69) reported
@tescomobile Gotta admit. I’m due to renew. I won’t bother to leave Tesco. I’m staying. Not even upgrading as the options cost more for less data. Love the service and the price.
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Alex Williams
(@bowtiesbraces) reported
@tescomobile Very easy for you to say when you’re an MVNO who doesn’t actually own, operate, or invest in their own network coverage. 2020/2021 saw the biggest surge in data usage for decades, upgrading the infrastructure costs money. Not to mention morons burning during brand new 5G Masts.
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Alex Williams
(@bowtiesbraces) reported
@tescomobile Very easy for you to say when you’re an MVNO who doesn’t actually own, operate, or invest in their own network coverage. 2020/2021 saw the biggest surge in data usage for decades, upgrading the infrastructure costs money. Not to mention morons burning during brand new 5G Masts.
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n.flooy_rejoinEU_FBPE
(@n_flooy) reported
@blueballoon99 @Albman55 @tescomobile It’s called piggy backing so no it’s not exactly same O2 use preferred network for direct customers and remaining bandwidth for networks like Tesco (MVNO). I was a network engineer for a network and I can tel you there is a difference between the bandwidth you are allowed to use!
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MotorsportPot
(@potpottor) reported
@tescomobile @MarkDon28353913 No use....not giving any info. Don't really know what to be looking for. Just need data, in fairness, me hunting for WiFi to check your data service a bit reverse
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Macagnuss
(@Macagnuss) reported
@AliBi40 @tescomobile They legitimately never will add wifi calling. It’s available as they use the O2 network. The reason they don’t is because they earn too much money from people going over their limit with calls. Wifi calling stops this.
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church of aston
(@Church_of_Aston) reported
@ChrisMottau @miraleyshon @tescomobile Hi everyone meet Chris. 93 followers but never any likes on his posts = sad boring saddo,keep paying the rent Chris
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It's a me! Tor
(@IncognitoWilbur) reported
@Albman55 @tescomobile I joined Tesco mobile after having a nightmare experience with EE back in 2013. Never had anything but fantastic service and coverage from them.
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n.flooy_rejoinEU_FBPE
(@n_flooy) reported
@prop_power @LotfiHosni10 @tescomobile Do you honestly think big cooperates like Tesco gives a **** about Britishness? Why on earth Tescos own electronic line Technika not made in U.K.?!! After all you saying they are looking after British public interest. right?