Honestly, when O2 works, the VM deals are really good. I cannot say anything bad about the fact that VM was offering 15GB for £7 which is now 100GB if you have VM broadband.https://www.reddit.com/r/bournemouth/comments/16z7ubo/o2_needs_to_seriously_upgrade_their_network_in
Seems like O2 have a dedicated moaning thread, so I guess they aren't much better. From memory thats VF host so if your having no luck with them I'd try EE
The amount of unhappy Virgin mobile users who left after the switch on that thread is hilarious
Definitely, when it works it's great. Easily competes with EE in London if not better in some areas (indoors). Most networks are pretty good and you can access them pretty cheap other than EE. I try to base it off where i'm least likely to have 4G that doesn't workHonestly, when O2 works, the VM deals are really good. I cannot say anything bad about the fact that VM was offering 15GB for £7 which is now 100GB if you have VM broadband.
City wide.I can't comment not being around Bournemouth, but is this a city wide issue or a specific locality in the Bournemouth area. And has it been ongoing for ages or cropped up since an approx date?
Does Vodafone have anything to say about it? What are the symptoms?
Yeah true. there are few planning permission entries to build some new masts in the area. So i'm just hoping that wiil improve speeds.Bournemouth, boscombe, xchurch and the new forest, all will have massively fluctuating speeds, because of tourism..
In the summer Bournemouth can have x2 or even x3 the amount of people in the area.