[access-uk] Re: advice wanted: which mobile network to switch to?

  • From: Mobeen Iqbal <mobeeniqbal@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 07 May 2014 22:00:30 +0100

hi vince. an excellent idea. i've actually asked some of the locals and they seem to be with orange for calls texts and all round service. i've requested a pay as you go sim, so i'll have to try it my self in a car and see if it drops out.


cheers,

Mo.

On 07/05/2014 21:45, Vincent Thacker wrote:
Mo, it might be worth asking around people in your new area to get their local experience. I know that when people make calls from my house, they're fine with O2, OK with Orange and on a hiding to nothing with Vodafone, but of course that's only what happens in my own house. Out on the road it could be completely different, presumably.

vince.





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    Message Received: May 07 2014, 06:34 PM
    From: "Mobeen Iqbal"
    To: "BCAB Discussion List"
    Cc:
    Subject: [access-uk] advice wanted: which mobile network to switch to?

    Hi Everyone.

    Recently i moved to the lincolnshire county and my mobile signal's
    not
    been good at all with O2. O2 are a fantastic network we've been with
    them since the 90's, but i think its time to look at alternatives.
    the
    most important aspects for me are customer service, because when it
    comes to the crunch that's when you find out what a network's really
    like. how accurate they are regarding billing, how helpful they
    are, and
    hopefully that they're not sat in egypt or india. i've delt with
    vodafone in the past and i'm not keen on their standard of
    service. they
    have over charged and cut me off when calling customer care to the
    point
    when i just left, something O2 have never done. is anyone on list
    with
    either three or EE on a contract? they seem to have quite good and
    consistent signal in this area. if you are, what's their customer
    care
    and reliability like? any feedback greatly appreciated.

    many thanks in advance,

    Mo.

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