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28-08-14, 04:08 PM | #11 |
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EE or Three?
Three for the last 4 years no complaints and unlimited internet. And it's much better than my O2 work phone. Customer services ain't the worst I have had to use.
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28-08-14, 06:31 PM | #12 |
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Re: EE or Three?
Oh what's talk talk doing mobile tariffs
What network do they use, EE
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28-08-14, 06:43 PM | #13 |
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Re: EE or Three?
Been with Three, can't fault them. Started with Cellnet who became O2, got fed up with their BSery. Left them for Three, left Three a few years later to get a deal on a rear N900, got back to Three ASAP. I doubt I'll leave them again.
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02-09-14, 10:35 PM | #14 |
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Re: EE or Three?
Thanks guys some great responses there and great advice
Went with Three in the end and took out a contract friday..... Ended up cancelling today and getting my money back. After 5 days they still hadn't swapped over my PAC code, got arsey when I said I wanted to cancel, misinformed me and generally messed me about. The cheeky buggers even wanted to charge me £100 for using the phone for 4 days, on top of the £30 I'd already paid for the handset. Anyways mini rant over, start with vodafone tomorrow. |
03-09-14, 10:40 AM | #15 |
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Re: EE or Three?
With both of them at the moment. The EE phone coverage is excellent, a bit better then 3. 3 unlimited internets is pretty good. I've streamed spotify all the way from London to Breacon, no problems until the last 20 minutes.
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03-09-14, 03:28 PM | #16 |
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EE or Three?
EE boast the uk's widest coverage and have recently doubled their 4G speeds.
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03-09-14, 03:31 PM | #17 |
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Re: EE or Three?
I was going to switch from EE to 3, but ended up staying with them. I've had over 30Mb/s on 4G with EE, though speeds can vary a lot depending on where you are and how busy their network is.
EE's coverage seems to have improved recently, at least where I work, where it's gone from awful to acceptable. Don't believe a word that any retentions team tell you. They're all lying cnuts. |
03-09-14, 03:33 PM | #18 | |
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EE or Three?
Quote:
This applies to every company ever.
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03-09-14, 09:15 PM | #19 |
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Re: EE or Three?
Customer service is sh1te
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04-09-14, 05:02 PM | #20 |
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Another three member here. Unlimited internet and using it abroad in 'friendly' countries with no added cost is unbelievable. Just came back from a 2 month California trip, had no idea about being able to use it abroad. It was like christmas come early. Signals not great but not too bad to negate the other benefits. Waiting for latest iphone so I can start hitting the 4G.
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