EE Business Broadband digital transformation: Portal offline until July EE Business Broadband customers will have to make do with old-fashioned paper print-outs for the next eight months because the UK firm's online portal is down. In a missive seen by The Register, folk were informed that the service will be out of action until July "while EE carries out technical improvements". One customer was …
Used to be a T-Mobile customer when it merged with Orange to make EE.
EXACTLY the same situation occurred. When I said I needed invoices for bookwork they offered to send me paper bils and credit my account for the paper billing. Only problem was the credit didn't match the billing charge from the second month then didn't stop when I changed back to paperless. Took over 6 months to rectify the portal and they refused to make the charges good.
After a couple of years away on Vodafone, I am back with EE but thankfully this won't affect me this time.
First they didn't do due diligence when someone other than me asked for EE broadband on my BT phone line, just went ahead and converted it.
Then they gave away my T-Mobile number to someone who purported to be me, or had fake paperwork authorising the transfer. Then when I complained, they refused to do anything about it, telling me that I would have to present myself at the branch, 180 miles away, to sort it out. They weren't even sure that that branch was the one where the deed was done.
Shakes head in disgust.
I have been with BT mobile and BT Broadband for a few years now. I would not settle for anything less. The company is fantastic, they have provided a better Service than Vodafone ever could and I was with Vodafone for a few years, until they messed me about. Vodafone are Scammers. BT are the best provider by far.
When you own the lines and make the access rules, you can have a fantastic service compared to other providers (who are forced to use your services...).
OpenReach (part of BT group) can say whatever they want, when the guy checking the connections for Openreach and configuring the access for BT is the same guy... it's slightly easier.
Also, EE has just been bought by BT for its mobile network. What BT will do with legacy and dull and uniteresting fixed broadband users is not decided yet, especially if this situation can be regarded as monopoly construction. One thing is for sure, since BT overtook EE, my fixed broadband (I'm with EE) has become slower and less reliable...
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