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Skie · 23-08-2014, 21:02

EE are charging 50p to skip the queue to speak to their customer services drones. Speaks volumes of how they treat their customers. They are also Orange with another name, and Orange went down the pan years ago.

I used to be with Three back in 2006. I'm back with them again now and their customer services is much improved. Indoor signals can still be spotty or nonexistent, but they sent me a home signal box pretty rapidly and the 4g rollout on lower frequencies combined with VoLTE coming in the next 12 months should help if all goes as planned.

23-08-2014, 21:02	#14
Skie a giant headend Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Liverpool Posts: 1,169	Re: EE best mobile network EE are charging 50p to skip the queue to speak to their customer services drones. Speaks volumes of how they treat their customers. They are also Orange with another name, and Orange went down the pan years ago. I used to be with Three back in 2006. I'm back with them again now and their customer services is much improved. Indoor signals can still be spotty or nonexistent, but they sent me a home signal box pretty rapidly and the 4g rollout on lower frequencies combined with VoLTE coming in the next 12 months should help if all goes as planned.