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Atrocious phone signal due to 'network congestion'
It’s a good question - why have you stuck with them and continued to pay for a service you cannot use?
Your comment was extremely offensive and rude…why bother replying that what you did?
Oz90210 The comment from SmartyTrousers is neither offensive nor rude in my opinion. It is a genuine question because there is a choice of networks, at least on of which is likely to provide a better service in the area. That said, on occasions it may not be possible to get a decent signal at all often due to building structure blocking electromagnetic waves.
The OP said he or she had been having issues with Smarty for a year, and questioned why anyone would continue to pay for a service they couldn't use - which is exactly what they had been doing themselves.
No mobile network is perfect - they all have areas of the country where they aren't performing too well. Smarty has no long term contracts - anyone is free to leave at any time. I find it baffling that someone wouldn't just change networks if their current network hasn't been performing well in the places they need it to for such a long time.
