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T-Mobile Coverage in NI (Merged Discussion)

wotnoshoeseh
Posts: 224 Forumite

in N. Ireland
Can anyone tell me what the coverage on T-Mobile is like in NI? 
Many Thanks,
wotnoshoeseh.

Many Thanks,
wotnoshoeseh.
Cheers,
wotnoshoeseh
wotnoshoeseh
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if its like the reception in england i would not bother.carnt wait till my contract is over.i carry my t mobile and a orange pay as you go because the reception is that bad.a few of my mates have given up on t mobile because off droped calls and the bad reception.0
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Hi,
Can't speak for all of NI, but my TMobile reception in the Newry, Co.Down, Co.Armagh and Belfast areas are all fine. It seems to have stopped welcoming me to Ireland/UK every other day as well, depending on which mast I drive past even if I don't actually depart NI.0 -
Thanks Snowy.
If you're in the border areas, maybe you know what their charges are like should you use your phone in the South?
Cheers,
wotnoshoeseh.Cheers,
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Reception perfect in the Belfast-Larne area....................What if the Hokey Pokey really is what it's all about !!!0
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No probs, Wotno. I haven't used my phone south of the border, so can't say what their charges are like from there. However, at work I see a lot of peoples names, addresses & phone numbers, and it seems that people who live just about on this side of the border seem to choose to have mobiles with a southern number. Maybe this is significant regarding affordability.... or maybe it's not - just thought you'd be interested to know. Sorry I don't know much after all...
SnowyOwlwotnoshoeseh wrote:
Thanks Snowy.
If you're in the border areas, maybe you know what their charges are like should you use your phone in the South?
Cheers,
wotnoshoeseh.0 -
I used it for 3 years in Derry and over and back to England/Scotland. Best reception out of any network I've been on0
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Great in Randalstown, Antrim & Ballymena areas.Well I Love Tv And I Love T. Rex, I Can See Through Your Skirt I've Got X-Ray Spex0
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No problems in Greater Belfast or Bangor areas.0
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My wife use t-mobile 1 year ago in the bangor and newtownards area and was not impressed,, but maybe it has changed now . i take on board what "cruesfan" says remember it was just over 12months ago when the contract was taken out..Filiss0
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I'm on t mobile for work and personal use. Only places I seem to have problems with across NI (I travel all over the province for work) is outskirts of Cookstown and round the coast road from Warrenpoint to Kilkeel.0
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