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FatherJack Wrote:

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> My experience has been poor service since my phone

> t/f to EE...hope it gets better and soon!


xxxxxxx


I'm with Orange and haven't had a problem at all, but can't say specifically today as the phone is using my home WiFi.


No problem with texts, calls or downloading stuff today, and no problem yesterday when I wasn't at home.

Sue Wrote:

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> FatherJack Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > My experience has been poor service since my

> phone

> > t/f to EE...hope it gets better and soon!

>

> xxxxxxx

>

> I'm with Orange and haven't had a problem at all,

> but can't say specifically today as the phone is

> using my home WiFi.

>

> No problem with texts, calls or downloading stuff

> today, and no problem yesterday when I wasn't at

> home.


Sue..

Your phone signal comes from the nearest Orange/EE Aerial.


Your Wi Fi signal comes from your Wireless Router . (If your phone has Wi Fi.) ??


They are completely separate entities.


Your phone calls do not go over Wi Fi unless you are using Skpe.


If you have Data Enabled then you can access the internet via your Phone Line when Wi-Fi is not available.

This is expensive once you have used up any allowance you may have.



My EE signal is fairly weak indoors.


Fox.

I recently switched from Orange (not 3G) to O2 (3G) and now have the worst time of my life with connection. The lack of signal is pathetic. Also when it goes completely wrong my phone displays and seems to get locked into its own no signal symbol - I have to switch it off and on again to get it going.


Finally, sussed the difference between a 3G phone and a 4G phone - you don't want to smash a 4G phone against the wall for being so rubbish.

DulwichFox Wrote:

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> Sue Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > FatherJack Wrote:

> >

> --------------------------------------------------

>

> > -----

> > > My experience has been poor service since my

> > phone

> > > t/f to EE...hope it gets better and soon!

> >

> > xxxxxxx

> >

> > I'm with Orange and haven't had a problem at

> all,

> > but can't say specifically today as the phone is

>

> > using my home WiFi.

> >

> > No problem with texts, calls or downloading

> stuff

> > today, and no problem yesterday when I wasn't

> at

> > home.

>

> Sue..

> Your phone signal comes from the nearest

> Orange/EE Aerial.

>

> Your Wi Fi signal comes from your Wireless

> Router . (If your phone has Wi Fi.) ??

>

> They are completely separate entities.

>

> Your phone calls do not go over Wi Fi unless

> you are using Skpe.

>

> If you have Data Enabled then you can access

> the internet via your Phone Line when Wi-Fi is not

> available.

> This is expensive once you have used up any

> allowance you may have.

>

>

>


xxxxxx


Yes I know.


Downloading on my phone uses the WiFi when it's connected, no?


ETA: I'm aware calls and texts don't use WiFi :)

  • 3 weeks later...
Make sure you have an up to date 3G sim card. I got sent one last year and ignored it then Orange turned my existing sim card off and I had to ring up about it. All a bit embarrassing really as I should have just swapped my sim when instructed.

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