Signal box question for Plymouth

paulker · 26-10-2013, 22:25

I have a couple of signal boxes associated with my business account. If my ee business account gets closed will I be able to re register the boxes on a personal account if need be?

klendathu · 26-10-2013, 22:31

Can I just ask why are you directing a question towards a city in Devon ?

Do they have some kind of expertise in these matters down there

jabbamk1 · 26-10-2013, 22:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by klendathu

Can I just ask why are you directing a question towards a city in Devon ?

Do they have some kind of expertise in these matters down there

Everyone from Plymouth is clued up on EE Signal box queries

I assume he means "Plymouthbloke" who is a member on this forum.

paulker · 26-10-2013, 22:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by klendathu

Can I just ask why are you directing a question towards a city in Devon ?

Do they have some kind of expertise in these matters down there

Lol, yes Plymouthbloke1974 to be exact is who this is directed at. He is a legend on this board

plymouthbloke1974 · 26-10-2013, 23:00

Ahhh shucks

Yes, they can be re-registered after 24 hours.

The Lord Lucan · 26-10-2013, 23:00

There are non business accounts with more than one box attached. Wether that means you will persuade them is another thing. Plymouth? (This is turning into a Beatle juice thing now.. how many times can we say his name lol)

EDIT It worked

plymouthbloke1974 · 26-10-2013, 23:58

I heard the call lol

paulker · 27-10-2013, 08:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by plymouthbloke1974

Ahhh shucks

Yes, they can be re-registered after 24 hours.

Thanks Plymouth. Your a legend

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Lord Lucan

There are non business accounts with more than one box attached. Wether that means you will persuade them is another thing. Plymouth? (This is turning into a Beatle juice thing now.. how many times can we say his name lol)

EDIT It worked

I'm lost Lucan. "Whether that means you can persuade them is another thing".

What do you mean?

Still don't know whether I should leave Lucan. I just want my dropped and silent calls fixed.

The Lord Lucan · 27-10-2013, 13:36

Seeing you have a get out of jail ( contract) free card i'd leave. Join Voda on a 30 day. See how it goes, Monitor your ladies line for drops and soon as it seems stable come back and likely get a better data deal too and a new phone to do with as you please. If you wanted to come back.

I am told things should get better imminently, maybe Plymouth can double check.

I've not personally heard of a business user switching down with multi signal boxes so as i said for me an unknown but there are plenty of non business accounts with two or more signal boxes associated with them.. and as Plymouth has confirmed it's fine so no issues there.

plymouthbloke1974 · 27-10-2013, 13:49

I've not heard of any issues, as business and domestic use the same billing and CS platform.

paulker · 27-10-2013, 14:54

I spoke to customer services on Monday just passed and got the PAC codes. They are supposed to be unlocking my iPhone even though I've only had it a month.

The phone is still locked. I get the feeling they are not going to unlock my phone.

jabbamk1 · 27-10-2013, 14:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by paulker

I spoke to customer services on Monday just passed and got the PAC codes. They are supposed to be unlocking my iPhone even though I've only had it a month.

The phone is still locked. I get the feeling they are not going to unlock my phone.

Told you

jchamier · 27-10-2013, 16:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by paulker

The phone is still locked. I get the feeling they are not going to unlock my phone.

I guess you've tried another network SIM ? The unlocking is done by apple and when I had my 5 unlocked by Vodafone last year, I requested it on the Monday, tried my T-Mobile SIM on the Tuesday and it worked. I got the email from Vodafone saying "its unlocked" the following week on the Weds. (!).

plymouthbloke1974 · 27-10-2013, 16:11

It's taking about 30 days for unlocking at the moment.

jabbamk1 · 27-10-2013, 16:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by plymouthbloke1974

It's taking about 30 days for unlocking at the moment.

Which is totally unreasonable when o2 are able to unlock phones within the hour

plymouthbloke1974 · 27-10-2013, 17:01

I'm not going there....

paulker · 27-10-2013, 17:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by plymouthbloke1974

It's taking about 30 days for unlocking at the moment.

30 days

Thats ridiculous. Surely, not. I need my phone over to Vodafone asap.

grumpyoldbat · 27-10-2013, 17:47

Blimey 30 days. Took 3 less than 48 hours to unlock my iPhone 5.

I'm guessing the backlog is with EE then, not with Apple.

jabbamk1 · 27-10-2013, 18:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by plymouthbloke1974

I'm not going there....

Not expecting you to mate.

I wasn't asking you to explain something which is unrelated to you.

Quote:

Originally Posted by paulker

30 days

Thats ridiculous. Surely, not. I need my phone over to Vodafone asap.

30 days is if you're lucky....

26-10-2013, 22:25	#1
paulker Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 901	Signal box question for Plymouth I have a couple of signal boxes associated with my business account. If my ee business account gets closed will I be able to re register the boxes on a personal account if need be?

26-10-2013, 22:31	#2
klendathu Forum Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 10,726	Can I just ask why are you directing a question towards a city in Devon ? Do they have some kind of expertise in these matters down there

26-10-2013, 22:34	#3
jabbamk1 Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: London, UK Posts: 8,759	Quote: Originally Posted by klendathu Can I just ask why are you directing a question towards a city in Devon ? Do they have some kind of expertise in these matters down there Everyone from Plymouth is clued up on EE Signal box queries I assume he means "Plymouthbloke" who is a member on this forum.

26-10-2013, 22:49	#4
paulker Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 901	Quote: Originally Posted by klendathu Can I just ask why are you directing a question towards a city in Devon ? Do they have some kind of expertise in these matters down there Lol, yes Plymouthbloke1974 to be exact is who this is directed at. He is a legend on this board

26-10-2013, 23:00	#5
plymouthbloke1974 Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Destination: Hard Brexit Posts: 6,368	Ahhh shucks Yes, they can be re-registered after 24 hours.

26-10-2013, 23:00	#6
The Lord Lucan Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Scotland Posts: 4,966	There are non business accounts with more than one box attached. Wether that means you will persuade them is another thing. Plymouth? (This is turning into a Beatle juice thing now.. how many times can we say his name lol) EDIT It worked

26-10-2013, 23:58	#7
plymouthbloke1974 Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Destination: Hard Brexit Posts: 6,368	I heard the call lol

27-10-2013, 08:42	#8
paulker Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 901	Quote: Originally Posted by plymouthbloke1974 Ahhh shucks Yes, they can be re-registered after 24 hours. Thanks Plymouth. Your a legend Quote: Originally Posted by The Lord Lucan There are non business accounts with more than one box attached. Wether that means you will persuade them is another thing. Plymouth? (This is turning into a Beatle juice thing now.. how many times can we say his name lol) EDIT It worked I'm lost Lucan. "Whether that means you can persuade them is another thing". What do you mean? Still don't know whether I should leave Lucan. I just want my dropped and silent calls fixed.

27-10-2013, 13:36	#9
The Lord Lucan Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Scotland Posts: 4,966	Seeing you have a get out of jail ( contract) free card i'd leave. Join Voda on a 30 day. See how it goes, Monitor your ladies line for drops and soon as it seems stable come back and likely get a better data deal too and a new phone to do with as you please. If you wanted to come back. I am told things should get better imminently, maybe Plymouth can double check. I've not personally heard of a business user switching down with multi signal boxes so as i said for me an unknown but there are plenty of non business accounts with two or more signal boxes associated with them.. and as Plymouth has confirmed it's fine so no issues there.

27-10-2013, 13:49	#10
plymouthbloke1974 Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Destination: Hard Brexit Posts: 6,368	I've not heard of any issues, as business and domestic use the same billing and CS platform.

27-10-2013, 14:54	#11
paulker Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 901	I spoke to customer services on Monday just passed and got the PAC codes. They are supposed to be unlocking my iPhone even though I've only had it a month. The phone is still locked. I get the feeling they are not going to unlock my phone.

27-10-2013, 14:59	#12
jabbamk1 Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: London, UK Posts: 8,759	Quote: Originally Posted by paulker I spoke to customer services on Monday just passed and got the PAC codes. They are supposed to be unlocking my iPhone even though I've only had it a month. The phone is still locked. I get the feeling they are not going to unlock my phone. Told you

27-10-2013, 16:01	#13
jchamier Forum Member Join Date: Mar 2000 Location: This forum Posts: 3,392	Quote: Originally Posted by paulker The phone is still locked. I get the feeling they are not going to unlock my phone. I guess you've tried another network SIM ? The unlocking is done by apple and when I had my 5 unlocked by Vodafone last year, I requested it on the Monday, tried my T-Mobile SIM on the Tuesday and it worked. I got the email from Vodafone saying "its unlocked" the following week on the Weds. (!).

27-10-2013, 16:11	#14
plymouthbloke1974 Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Destination: Hard Brexit Posts: 6,368	It's taking about 30 days for unlocking at the moment.

27-10-2013, 16:32	#15
jabbamk1 Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: London, UK Posts: 8,759	Quote: Originally Posted by plymouthbloke1974 It's taking about 30 days for unlocking at the moment. Which is totally unreasonable when o2 are able to unlock phones within the hour

27-10-2013, 17:01	#16
plymouthbloke1974 Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Destination: Hard Brexit Posts: 6,368	I'm not going there....

27-10-2013, 17:15	#17
paulker Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 901	Quote: Originally Posted by plymouthbloke1974 It's taking about 30 days for unlocking at the moment. 30 days Thats ridiculous. Surely, not. I need my phone over to Vodafone asap.

27-10-2013, 17:47	#18
grumpyoldbat Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 3,636	Blimey 30 days. Took 3 less than 48 hours to unlock my iPhone 5. I'm guessing the backlog is with EE then, not with Apple.

27-10-2013, 18:04	#19
jabbamk1 Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: London, UK Posts: 8,759	Quote: Originally Posted by plymouthbloke1974 I'm not going there.... Not expecting you to mate. I wasn't asking you to explain something which is unrelated to you. Quote: Originally Posted by paulker 30 days Thats ridiculous. Surely, not. I need my phone over to Vodafone asap. 30 days is if you're lucky....

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