[Peter Blackburn]

How can a mobile network provider who always had the best reputation for network coverage fail so catastrophically within the space of 1yr.
The amount of work I have lost because of this set of clowns is unbelievable. They understand the issue and are unwilling to rectify the problem. It’s all cost cutting.

An Orange contract mobile is on the way as I type.
A yogurt pot and a piece of string is better than O2.

Pete

[Jim_77]

Must admit I'm looking to change from o2 next time my contract comes around.  I sometimes lose all signal at home, where it used to be 100% all day long.  Very annoying and obviously where I notice it most.

The other thing, and this is what p's me off the most, is that the bloody voicemail doesn't ring you back sometimes... I've found messages on there that I didn't know existed and lost work due to it

[Len Gribble]

Think o2 are going down the Sony route entertainment making a killing at the o2 arena’s

Len

[brianbarber]

O2 are a pain in the backside.
I just had to reset mailbox settings again, two messages 3 days old, phoned custy, feel like a right nitwit having to explain all the palava everytime!!
Signal on the iPhone drop out suddenly, work phone is ok apart from the voicemail!!

Mr B

[Shaun_Ashmore]

I agree O2 are now pants I'm going over to orange next.

Shaun

[dave123]

No problems at all with O2   

[Steve Barnett (Carpet Care Plus)]

Been with vodafone for nearly 20 years with the same number, had a few ups and downs but one thing I can't complain about is the coverage.


Steve

[David_Annable]

Hi

Havn't noticed bad reception here.

Dave

[Joe H]

O2 fine here in Warrington

[Neil Williams]

Some years back I had a very annoying should that be interesting conversation with the operators at vodaphone because of the lack of coverage where ever I happened to be. Her answer was that they covered 98% of the population. Now that's being very clever.....not 98% of the geographical area of Britain but 98% of the population.
This is all very well if you're in a major town/city but of zero usage if you are between the places.
The bottom line is, do you think any of these mobile phone companies give a toss any more. Vertually everyone has a mobile  now, so they don't need to sell themselves anymore with better service.

[Shaun_Ashmore]

Neil that is so true, when I got my first Brick I mean mobile 15 years ago the reception was clearer and I never got cut off half way through a call, albeit £1 a minute rounded up to the next minute also.

Shaun

[derek west]

what was it called back then, was it cellnet or something like that?
derek

or am i getting confused with the cyberdine corp
it was cellnet wasn't it?

ps... mine was the size of a car battery and when it rung it shook the house.

[Andrew Briscoe]

Derek, yes it was Cellnet, and before that it was Securicor, opps, showing my age.

My brother worked in telecoms most of his life, before the Brick went on sale, they tested it by running over it with a car. It still worked.

My other brother was once standing in a queue for the waltzer with his young daughter on may day about 7 year ago when a mobile shot out of a girls hand bag on the ride, hit him square on the nose and knocked him out. worst was the call wasnt for him 

Andrew

[absolutecleaning]

No probs with O2 here at the mo either

[clinton]

Bet shaun remmembers  the rabbit phone

[Pristine Clean]

02 fine here in Maidstone and most of Kent! There are a few annoying places.

Anyways they have the iPHONE. So soon upgrading to the GS3 iPHONE. In August.

Plus I cant moan at the customer service, its been fab.

Dave