Glad I dumped my Three 5G mobile broadband last year and went with full fibre instead. It had been super fast and reliable for 18 months, but then suddenly was very unstable for more than 2 weeks impacting my ability to work or stream, so it got cancelled. If I was still using it now, I would have been totally unable to work from home for the last 6 - 8 weeks and no end in sight.
Now there's next to no signal at all. Data speeds are at ADSL levels and calls are almost impossible to make 90% of the time. If they don't get their act together soon the phone contract will be going the same way. Three (and Vodafone) are totally tone deaf and from what I've read here, in denial, embarking on the victim blaming tactics, wasting people's time checking / resetting network settings and pretending they aren't changing the mast numbers and locations which is having a very visible negative impact on a lot of people. In fact - its worse than that because they're shouting about how they have made the network better and more accessible for Three and Vodafone customers. I've yet to hear anybody saying their netwok is stronger, faster and accessible from more places than before. A simple google reveals the extend of the widespread dissatisfaction and people leaving in droves.
