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EE is rubbish

Kimbo66
Investigator
Investigator

Does anyone else think EE is absolutely rubbish ?

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NW_Saint
Established Contributor
Established Contributor

Picture messaging is not usually included in a sim deal, did you have an “add-on” with BT or are you able to detail exactly what your sim deal with BT was.

Not sure, I was with BT for years. The thing is, I spoke to a EE rep and he promised to sort it out. But he actually did nothing. My old bill wasn't amended as he promised also pictures are still being charged even though the guy said they wouldn't be.

timprocter
Established Contributor
Established Contributor

Sadly unless you had a deal with BT getting free MMS everyone has had to pay for pictures sent via text.

You obviously haven't read the small print when joining EE.

Full Fibre Busiest Home Bundle 1.6Gb.

It was a phone call. I rang BT to pay my bill and was told BT is finishing, did I want to join EE ? The initial offer was better than the one I was on. Now, though, it's proving more expensive. If I was an untrusting individual, I'd swear EE didn't mention the extra charges on purpose. Just like the help rep promised to sort it out. Could it possibly be that EE are just economical with the truth ?

XRaySpeX
EE Community Star
EE Community Star

If you've sent MMS then you pay for them, 83p each with EE. They are not included in your allowance. The same went for BT but the cost was 40p each.

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carguy143
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If you've been told that they're going to waive the charge then that's great. However, to expect them to waive charges every month if you continue to use MMS is insane.  As others have said, MMS is not included unless you have a bundle. Other messaging options are available such as WhatsApp, Telegram, Facebook messenger, etc. 

bartfast
Visitor

Yes, EE is rubbish, when it works ands says 5G I have the speed of a snail. The local mast is always breaking so I get nothing. This time it’s been out for over two weeks. I phoned and was told a new import piece was on back order. Then it’ll be fixed Wednesday, that was four days ago and still got no network or data. Anyone know how is the best provider to switch to. 

Hello @bartfast ,

Welcome to the community,

Firstly why would anyone on EE tell you of another network, that is up to you to decide and best thing is to get a pay as you go SIM card from another network and try it first.

Second, if you have fixed broadband and a compatible phone, have you tried wifi calling? This is the best way for it to work when network is down or poor etc., as that is why wifi calling has been made possible.

It could be that EE have not received the part as promised or had other issues why it is not available as yet.

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