on 05-02-2014 05:34
on 05-02-2014 05:34
on 05-02-2014 06:36
on 05-02-2014 06:36
on 05-02-2014 08:50
@Anonymous wrote:
I think Vodafone still operates a good phone signal everywhere. I'm off.
Have you checked their forum at all....?
on 05-02-2014 11:34
You should try living in (mid) Wales, O2 only has reliable (sort of) indoor and outdoor G2 service here, G3 if you go outside and no G4 at all. All mobile phone companies seem to be intent on squeezing as much money from customers as poss. whilst only guaranteeing reliable service within a short distance of large conurbations. Don't seem to realise that an awful lot of people need to live and work 'in the sticks' as they say.
on 05-02-2014 11:50
on 05-02-2014 11:50
@Anonymous wrote:You should try living in (mid) Wales, O2 only has reliable (sort of) indoor and outdoor G2 service here, G3 if you go outside and no G4 at all. All mobile phone companies seem to be intent on squeezing as much money from customers as poss. whilst only guaranteeing reliable service within a short distance of large conurbations. Don't seem to realise that an awful lot of people need to live and work 'in the sticks' as they say.
O2 have to provide 98% population indoor coverage by 2017 ofcom rules after the 4g auction and o2 buying the coverage obligation lot. O2 are doing this by end 2015 this is 2g 3g and 4g.
All info on the o2 website and ofcms.
on 05-02-2014 14:04
on 05-02-2014 14:04
on 05-02-2014 14:11
on 05-02-2014 14:11
the definition is set by ofcom in a very long technical document http://stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/binaries/consultations/award-800mhz/statement/4GCov-verification.pd...
on 05-02-2014 16:15
on 05-02-2014 16:15
@Anonymous wrote:
I think Vodafone still operates a good phone signal everywhere. I'm off.
Of course they don't care anymore, half the country is under water and many thousands have no water or electrical services let alone the luxury of a working mobile phone.
You know well enough there is a fault and you'll have to wait until it can be fixed.
Let's hope you can do better elsewhere.
on 27-05-2014 11:37
on 27-05-2014 11:37
I live in AL4 and spend a lot of my time in Jersey Farm and Marshalswick.
The network performance began to go down hill late in 2013 but was not great prior to that.
I simply do not believe the coverage maps that are published - they do not reflect the reality.
I have simply lost cound of the number of failed calls, failed to send text messages, failed incoming calls and late delivered text and other messages.
My iPhone is often searching, or showing no signal or E or GPRS in fact anything but 3G. It does not seem to matter if I am indoors or outdoors althongh inside is even worse.
I have made about 10 calls to o2 customer support but i am constantly being tod that the tenchical issues that did exist around Christmas are repaired.
Well I have seen no improvement whatsoever. My phone works very well in other places. Have treid a new SIM - not any better.
I am at my wits end and will probably be changing to vodafone at the first opportunity. Noone I know has anything like the same issues with vodafone in this area or even EE.
This is probably one of the most populated areas of St Albans and its awful.
Dont even get me started on the drve to Wheathampstead through Sandridge from Jersey Farm.
Mike