on 22-09-2023 07:23 PM
Just as in the title.
23-09-2023 11:06 PM - edited 23-09-2023 11:07 PM
My replies that I sent to you go to Investigator... (this message was meant for bristolian)...
24-09-2023 01:42 AM - edited 24-09-2023 01:43 AM
Your replies are to @bristolian . You are the only "Investigator" on here. It's your rank in this Community. Do you mean you yourself are getting sent emails with your replies? I think that's quite normal. It's how you've got your Notification Settings set-up probably as default. Those emails don't really matter. They are just Notifications of what's happening in the forum. It's what's in the actual thread that counts & there your replies are being made to @bristolian .
on 02-10-2023 03:54 PM
"I suggest speaking to our Mobile Care team so they can check everything from our side for you."
I spoke to a Technical Team on 150 (after hanging on the line for over 40 minutes...).
They suggested a SIM swap. I don't think it will help as a friend who lives nearby did that and it didn't change anything.
Anyway, I am still waiting for the new SIM (ordered a week ago, on 25th September)...
on 02-10-2023 05:38 PM
Replacement SIM cards are usually delivered within 2-5 working days so it should be with you soon @Morris23
James
on 05-10-2023 03:27 PM
Well... I can't see the reason why SIM card should be faulty if most domestic connections are OK.
The other thing worth mentioning is poor coverage in my area. The signal of -117 dBm on average is very weak.
But EE will never admit it.
And in one of the biggest hospitals in Yorkshire, there is no EE coverage at all...
on 05-10-2023 03:39 PM
Don't hesitate to get back in touch with Technical Support if the SIM replacement doesn't resolve the issue @Morris23
James
on 05-10-2023 03:45 PM
EE have never, to my knowledge, referenced dBm levels publicly - it's not a measure that would have any meaning to most end-users who just want their phones to work.
Internal coverage mapping used for engineering & planning purposes is a lot more precise.