No Signal

[Anonymous]

We have a lack of signal tonight, our phones say "no service" this isn't good as we live in the back of nowhere an if anything happened how would we contact anyone no phone boxes for miles and the nearest house in half a mile away is this rely acceptable to leave us with out service for this long!

[MI5]

Maybe utilise 2 way radios or something else that ensures you can make contact in an emergency?

[Anonymous]

i will contact o2 , and ask them to shut you up , you ever get a worry in your family and you don't have landline and only means of contact is mobile , which i hope doesn't happen to anyone like me , and the mobile network lets you down , what would you say?

[MI5]

Please do as you wish. I'll not loose any sleep over you my friend.......

[Anonymous]

don't post , that would help

[MI5]

Why? Does it irritate you

[perksie]

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@Anonymous wrote:

i will contact o2 , and ask them to shut you up , you ever get a worry in your family and you don't have landline and only means of contact is mobile , which i hope doesn't happen to anyone like me , and the mobile network lets you down , what would you say?

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There's no need to be agressive you were given an honest answer, mobiles were never intended as a reliable alternative to a landline phone.

All other users have as much right to post here as you do and the kind of censorship you suggest is not allowed.

[jonsie]

Apparently the issue with the network has now been resolved so hopefully peace and calm will shower down in abundance!

[perksie]

Good news jonsie, I take it yours is back on now?

[jonsie]

Yes!:smileyhappy: Saw the twitter post and rebooted again and voila!

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Good news !

Update 23:45hrs

The intermittent problems experienced by some of our customers today have now been resolved.

Routine upgrade work on our 2G and 3G networks led to unexpected congestion affecting around 1% of O2 customers. We apologise to those customers and thank them for their patience.