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No Mobile Signal Indoors - East Bristol Area

B86
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‎31-01-2026 06:26 PM - last edited on ‎31-01-2026 10:50 PM by EE Community Moderator

This is same problem I’m having with ee in east Bristol indoors no signal can’t receive calls or txts complain and signal checker says there a problem report later I believe this is because a lot of people have complained about this on outrage sites and downdetector being lied to saying it’s nothing they can do they is bad service and false advertised look on outrage sites 

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B86
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‎31-01-2026 06:27 PM

Again these comment are exactly what I’m experiencing and we customer service is bad they cannot advertise saying good signal indoors when it’s a lie I’ve checked speeds indoors back garden and front garden same poor signal my plan I pay for uncapped speeds 

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bristolian
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‎31-01-2026 06:33 PM - edited ‎31-01-2026 06:33 PM

The post you'd added was almost 4 years old, so yours have been moved to a new dedicated thread.

Downdetector & istheservicedown sites are very broad brush with no local detail, thus they can be useful for national outages but are beyond useless for anything more local. EE's mobile status checker is at https://ee.co.uk/help/mobile-coverage-checker > "check status"

No mobile network will predict attainable data speeds either indoors or outdoors, the technology doesn't allow it as with landline broadband services. Neither will any network operator likely ever offer 100% national indoor coverage, WiFi-calling allows full use of your phone for calls & texts anytime you have a WiFi-internet connection,

I presume "outrage sites" is a typo for "outage sites" - see my second paragraph for comments on those. Is there a specific area of East Bristol you're having problems in? And how long has this been the case for?