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mrsimmers
Original Poster
71 posts
36 months
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Since putting IOS6 on me phone it sometimes displays EE, Orange or Orange & T-Mobile.
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miniman
16,055 posts
132 months
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EE is Everything Everywhere = Orange + Tmobile
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MattyB_
1,139 posts
127 months
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0a
8,528 posts
64 months
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So should I get this os6 then?
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Butter Face
5,949 posts
30 months
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  HTH
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warp9
666 posts
67 months
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While they may have a wonderful offering, their customer services are EPICALLY rubbish.
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SWoll
4,430 posts
128 months
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warp9 said: While they may have a wonderful offering, their customer services are EPICALLY rubbish. Just to add balance I've been with them (Orange) for years and always found their customer service to be very good when required.
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mikebristol
20 posts
16 months
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ian in lancs
2,355 posts
68 months
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Butter Face said: HTH I notice you have the traditional Orange signal strength i.e. crap
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AudiSport
749 posts
86 months
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SWoll said: Just to add balance I've been with them (Orange) for years and always found their customer service to be very good when required. Yes, I have been with Orange for over 10-years and I have found them great.
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Pints
14,759 posts
64 months
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ian in lancs said: I notice you have the traditional Orange signal strength i.e. crap And yet here I am with full HSDPA signal on EE.
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smartphone hater
822 posts
13 months
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AudiSport said: SWoll said: Just to add balance I've been with them (Orange) for years and always found their customer service to be very good when required. Yes, I have been with Orange for over 10-years and I have found them great. +2
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Munter
23,827 posts
111 months
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Pints said: And yet here I am with full HSDPA signal on EE. Yep and why is it my EE phone always has signal. But the Vodafone one loses it occasionally....
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Pints
14,759 posts
64 months
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Munter said: Yep and why is it my EE phone always has signal. But the Vodafone one loses it occasionally.... Because, according to OFCOM, EE have the widest network coverage in the UK.
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audi321
2,327 posts
83 months
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So am I right in thinking that I can sign up for the T Mobile 'Full Monty' deal, with unlimited everything (calls/txts/data) with NO FAIR USE POLICY for £21/mth and get 4G when it comes to my area later this month and it all merges with Orange to EE? Seems like a no brainer, cos with 4G I'm likely to trash 500gb in a few minutes! 
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storminnorman
1,394 posts
22 months
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at the moment, EE are exceeding themselves by sending me up to seven copies of a message that someone has sent me. Said copies are also capable of appearing up to two hours after the original was received. Not great seeing as I just moved to them after 5 years of faultless o2 PAYG. I'm building up the strength to call them on the matter as the last time I did the person at the other end was so completely incomprehensible I ended up hanging up on them. 
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Pints
14,759 posts
64 months
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audi321 said: So am I right in thinking that I can sign up for the T Mobile 'Full Monty' deal, with unlimited everything (calls/txts/data) with NO FAIR USE POLICY for £21/mth and get 4G when it comes to my area later this month and it all merges with Orange to EE? Seems like a no brainer, cos with 4G I'm likely to trash 500gb in a few minutes! You're buying into a 3g contract with Full Monty. Presumably if you wanted 4g when it rolls around, you'll need to upgrade to a 4G plan.
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