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Was is a Lebara sim you tried?
If so, that is Vodafone network and so you are not comparing O2 with O2.
Every operator has different signal levels in different places, so you need to check your phone with another O2 sim. If it's no better, it just means your signal is not good and your only option is to change networks or use WiFi in poor signal areas.
If so, that is Vodafone network and so you are not comparing O2 with O2.
Every operator has different signal levels in different places, so you need to check your phone with another O2 sim. If it's no better, it just means your signal is not good and your only option is to change networks or use WiFi in poor signal areas.
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First thing to check is whether there are problems in your area. Enter your postcode here :
If it's showing ok, let us know what phone you have so we can help further.
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Was is a Lebara sim you tried?
If so, that is Vodafone network and so you are not comparing O2 with O2.
Every operator has different signal levels in different places, so you need to check your phone with another O2 sim. If it's no better, it just means your signal is not good and your only option is to change networks or use WiFi in poor signal areas.
If so, that is Vodafone network and so you are not comparing O2 with O2.
Every operator has different signal levels in different places, so you need to check your phone with another O2 sim. If it's no better, it just means your signal is not good and your only option is to change networks or use WiFi in poor signal areas.
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I'm guessing you are pay as go?
If so, get a Vodafone sim and an EE sim and see which gives you the best service and move to the one that is best.
If so, get a Vodafone sim and an EE sim and see which gives you the best service and move to the one that is best.
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Yes, I am saying change to a different network for better speed.
Vodafone coverage here https://www.vodafone.co.uk/explore/network/uk-coverage-map/
EE checker here http://ee.co.uk/why-ee/network/mobile-coverage
Vodafone coverage here https://www.vodafone.co.uk/explore/network/uk-coverage-map/
EE checker here http://ee.co.uk/why-ee/network/mobile-coverage
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@Anonymous Also try the link here: http://www.o2.co.uk/coveragechecker to compare the coverage with the EE and Vodafone links you have been given above. Coverage checkers are not 100% accurate, but will give you a general guide to the signal in your area.
If you get a better signal from another provider and are Pay & Go, it's easy enough to switch. Just use up the allowances you have on your O2 sim before you do.
