I am travelling up and down to Derby at the moment and using the A38 trunk road as part of my route – it saves me £3.70 for just two junctions of the M6 Toll road – expensive I think.
What on earth is happening to the Vodafone mobile phone coverage on that road. After I had left Derby to return South on Sunday night, it was not until I reached Litchfield that I have a full and uninterrupted mobile phone signal!
It seems to me that something is going on in this country with the way that all mobile phone coverage is failing all over the country, three friends of mine who also travel quite a lot, report that their Orange, 3, O2 connected phones also suffer massive gaps in reception and it’s funny that it all seems to happen in places that you would think should have full coverage, like motorways and major trunk roads.
Or are the mobile phone network providers in cahoots with the government to stop us trying to use our phone even with hands free sets?
Still I suppose it’s a bit like a lots of things in this country, where you pay your excessive fees and you just get a cr*p service.
Perhaps we need an ombudsman to look after this subject for the consumer! No, we already have one, that’s right, OFCOM.
Beasley's Place 