10-07-2026 08:51 PM
Signal has been utter rubbish over the last 5 months good one day off the next its off again now I have a sick wife that I need to be in constant contact with when my airtime is up I'm definitely swapping provided 🤬
10-07-2026 08:54 PM
@Theraildoc123 Is this is more than one location?
11-07-2026 08:10 AM
Have you checked for local issues : https://ee.co.uk/help/service-status
There are many factors which could be causing you issues. Can you use WiFi calling.
Thanks
11-07-2026 09:11 AM
11-07-2026 09:20 AM
Yes it is 2026 but technology is even more delicate and susceptible especially heat in these conditions, just look at the trains and tube, however good luck with your new carrier.
Thanks
11-07-2026 09:26 AM
11-07-2026 09:47 AM
@Theraildoc123 wrote:
funny how other providers were ok
So do you think EE is the only network to have outages? And the only operator to use equipment that suffers in certain weather conditions?
Interesting, if so.
It's amazing EE haven't looked at how every other provider has built their network, and copied them. And how other networks haven't looked at EE for an example of how not to run a network.
11-07-2026 10:03 AM
11-07-2026 10:11 AM
@Theraildoc123 wrote:
How much do you get paid for this
Nothing. You?
@Theraildoc123 wrote:
I'll leave it there you bot
Oh no what an original insult. That you've resorted to getting personal, than acknowledging comments in my last post, says a lot about you.
I wish you well with your new network. They sound really good from what you've said - it's a wonder they've not put every other provider out of business.
If the perfect network existed, with 100% uptime and no outages ever.... then everyone would be on them and there'd be no need for other providers. I'd guess in your case, that there's been a recurrent issue in your area and either access has been a problem, or multiple bits of equipment has needed replacement.
11-07-2026 02:40 PM
Hi @Theraildoc123
Sorry to hear that you're facing an issue with the signal in your area. I can imagine it will feel frustrating if it has been ongoing for a number of months.
It's great you've kept an eye on our coverage checker page, and signed up for updates. If the engineers are aware of the problem they will be working hard to get it resolved as quickly as possible.
Anything that takes more than a couple of days to resolve usually indicates it's being impacted by something outside of our control- the incident could be something as big as a mast being unexpectedly taken out of service due to damage, to blocked signal due to trees or new buildings.
However, delays in rectifying faults can be caused by issues such as gaining access to the mast site, waiting for planning permission if we need to make horticultural or structural changes, or a range of other obstacles that we need to overcome.
If you give our customer service team a call, they may be able to let you know what is the cause of the delay.
In the mean time you can follow @Northerner advice to set up WiFi calling which will help with signal inside your home.
Thank you for your patience while we work through bringing back full service in the area.
Ali