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| Monday: | 8am - 10pm |
| Tuesday: | 8am - 10pm |
| Wednesday: | 8am - 10pm |
| Thursday: | 8am - 10pm |
| Friday: | 8am - 10pm |
| Saturday: | 8am - 8pm |
| Sunday: | 8am - 8pm |
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EE is a large digital communications company in Britain that delivers mobile and fixed communications services across the country to personal and business consumers, in addition to the government and the wholesale market. The company's services reach around 80% of the entire population in Britain and were the first to offer 4G mobile services to consumers in the UK.
EE offers a variety of ways to get in touch for any customer service needs that customers may have.
The first way is directly on their website. From here there is a step by step process to get customers an
answer on a variety of different topics by clicking through individual sections that get more complex as
one goes through each progressive step. Topics range from everything from questions about a bill, to
unlocking a mobile phone, to broadband services. Although this is an extensive collection of answers
for consumers, they also offer other avenues for customer services.
Another route consumers can take is to check the EE community. This is a forum hosted by EE where
customers can search to see if the question has been previously answered, or alternatively ask and wait
for a response from other members. This section is extremely helpful for the times when a question
may be so specific or unusual that it would not be covered by a normal search from the EE areas that
are already posted on the website. This section also allows users to share tips and tricks that they may
know of, in order to get the most out of their EE account.
Finally, EE also allows customers to get in touch with EE representatives to have their questions
answered, either by phone or in person at one of their locations. They have specific phone numbers for
customers to call so that they can speak with a representative. As far as going to a store is concerned,
customers can go into any of the 580 retail locations that EE has set up across the country. Going into a
retail store is often the fastest option, as immediate answers are available from the employees working
in the retail stores.
Reviews for EE customer service (1)
4 of 10
Max Z:
Rang them last week about my bill charges. Shoddy (had to wait for her to pull up my records), abrupt and unprofessional (struggled with simple calculation).
2016-04-18 09:58:00