Poor signal.
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on 23-08-2024 06:49
We live 0.7miles from the SRN in Leven, East Yorkshire. I have made numerous complaints about the poor data transfer. I receive texts from the O2 app informing me that the signal is poor and that engineers are working to correct the issue only to find that once fixed, the signal then reverts back to poor transfer speed.
I understand that Openreach maintains this mast, and EE customers are prioritised over other networks.
The mast is again having signal problems. Therefore, do I need to contact OFCOM to complain about the poor service?
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on 23-08-2024 07:33
OFCOM will be polite, Note your concerns and do nothing. Individual customer complains are not in their remit.
If the problems near you are long term then you need to try PAYG SIM cards from other networks and change to the best one for you.
O2 usually share with Vodafone
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on 23-08-2024 08:05
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on 23-08-2024 08:05
@Leven3 Use Wi-Fi calling to help your issue at home: https://www.o2.co.uk/connectivity/wifi-and-4g-calling
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on 23-08-2024 08:58
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on 23-08-2024 08:58
Just to be clear, the SRN is designed to up the signal of all Mobile Networks, and they are not allowed to prioritise access to the infrastructure, and it may be the EE are building out the mast, but they have to allow access to the other 3 networks.
The problem is they are all prioritising different parts of the country, o2 seem to be focused on Scotland, Vodafone the South and EE, Yorkshire and the North (this is very vague), so coverage is still not guaranteed to be above 90% in that location from the others where as EE in this example will be closer to 99%
Source: https://srn.org.uk/forecast-coverage-improvements/
The project is not been managed by OFCOM, as its an initiative (and they can't enforce coverage), so I would use this page and contact the department managing the project https://srn.org.uk/contact/
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This is not customer services and we dont have access to your account
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on 24-08-2024 14:57
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on 24-08-2024 14:57
You might find this tool useful @Leven3 :-
My Network App - Find Out More About Your Network Coverage | Apps | O2
https://www.o2.co.uk/apps/my-network