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Anonymous
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on ‎20-10-2016 12:17

on ‎20-10-2016 12:17

What are the options if I cannot use voice calls inside or outside my home.

I have told o2 who say no fault.

Other carriers are much stronger.
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Anonymous
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on ‎20-10-2016 12:19

on ‎20-10-2016 12:19

I've tried 2g and 3g. Seems better however that seems to last a few days.
Is best option to port over to EE for example ?.
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on ‎20-10-2016 12:48

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If you are on a contract you can try tugo?
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on ‎20-10-2016 13:36

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What does it say here for your postcode : Service Status

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on ‎20-10-2016 16:51

on ‎20-10-2016 16:51

Thanks for replies
I find tugo very buggy, I'm looking for a better Wi-Fi calling app.
My postcode says all is good here, o2 keep saying no problems.
EE seems a strong signal so I'm considering moving 3 mobiles across.
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on ‎20-10-2016 17:49

on ‎20-10-2016 17:49

If out out of contract I would just move to the provider that gives you signal where you need it.

 

Just get a payg sim to test before jumping .

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on ‎20-10-2016 19:48

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Certainly makes sense to move networks if you can get a better signal.
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on ‎20-10-2016 21:05

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I would be moving networks as soon as possible. There is nothing more frustrating than a weak signal and certainly if there are no mast issues.

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