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Poor Network Coverage

JackBattersby
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I am on 02 Business Customer and (sadly) in contract until February 2026. The network coverage where I live here in Taunton, Somerset has been getting progressively worse and worse for me in recent years. So much so, that I am actually surprised when I have anything more than 3G. Would there be a term in my contract saying something along the lines of O2 has failed in its obligations to me therefore I can leave the contract early? I'm so sick of it.

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Bambino
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@JackBattersby See if anything in the guides below helps:

How can I sort out my network issues? - o2uk

Why do I have poor coverage indoors? (o2.co.uk)

My Network App - Find Out More About Your Network Coverage | Apps | O2

WiFi and 4G Calling: Everything You Need To Know (o2.co.uk)

If nothing works, you can lodge a formal complaint here: How to Complain | Help | O2

We understand that it's taking O2 around 8 weeks to reply, and there's still no guarantee that your issue will be resolved. 

You could also cancel and write it off as a business expense, but before you do, get Pay & Go sims from the other networks to see if you get a better signal from any of them.

I DO NOT WORK FOR O2



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Enlli
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@JackBattersby O2 (and other networks) have got your situation covered in the Terms and Conditions you signed, as no way out there.

I have to say that if coverage has been getting worse for some years why did you stick with O2

 

This is not O2 and we are all customers here similar to yourself and cannot answer account type queries.
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japitts
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No network guarantees a particular radio access technology (or "G") to provide coverage in any particular location, T&Cs do provide for this.

 

Neither do those legals guarantee a fault-free service 24/7/365. If you pursued any formal claim, O2 could very easily argue that by recently re-contracting, that you have accepted the coverage levels in this area.

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@JackBattersby 

 

Have you actually reported this problem to O2 ? You have been provided a link to the "My Network App" by @Bambino above and you can report issues to O2 using that tool.  

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