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poor coverage at work

  • December 21, 2021
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neilsurf
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Hi there

Thanks for keeping me appraised of you Christmas service. Hopefully I wont need it as you have done a good job up untill the point the signal kept disapearing last summer but that went away and its been good except for one major point.

 

I have started working in Honiton at the post code EX14 1SD. When I am outside my office i can usually get a signal but when inside the office i have no service. This I find is becoming unacceptable. Before I change service provider can you confirm that like other service providers you may have an ambition to increase the signal strength to get an inside service for 8.5 hours a day

 

Merry Christmas

 

Neil

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    Taye Stone
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    • December 21, 2021

    Have you spoke to your office landlord to see if thinner walls can be installed?

     

    I once had issues in an office with signal and I moved closer to a window and it helped. Does your office have windows?

    neilsurf
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    • December 21, 2021

    I cant believe you are for real.

    WelshPaul
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    • December 21, 2021
    Taye Stone wrote:

    Have you spoke to your office landlord to see if thinner walls can be installed?

     

    I once had issues in an office with signal and I moved closer to a window and it helped. Does your office have windows?

    lololololol 

     

    Seriously though… There are no reported problems in the area and the Three coverage map shows outdoor 4G coverage and both indoor and outdoor for 3G. What is the building made of? (e.g. Brick or Metal) If it’s made of mainly metal, then it will likely have a negative impact on cellular coverage unfortunately.

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