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University of St Andrews
I've never had any issues with Vodafone, though I know people who have.
3 are not awful in St Andrews. They were working on the network last week and let me know by text 2 days in advance that there might be coverage issues. And that's the only time I've not had service in the 18 months I've been with them.
You will struggle to get signal on many of the networks inside university buildings (especially DRA and New Hall) because of the way they are designed. Orange and O2 are the best for being able to get signal in the bad areas though.
I've found coverage with 3 to be great- 3G and HSDPA in most areas. I've also had a Virgin(T-mobile) phone, and while the coverage wasn't as good as with it was perfectly adequate.
You will struggle to get signal on many of the networks inside university buildings (especially DRA and New Hall) because of the way they are designed. Orange and O2 are the best for being able to get signal in the bad areas though.
I've found coverage with 3 to be great- 3G and HSDPA in most areas. I've also had a Virgin(T-mobile) phone, and while the coverage wasn't as good as with it was perfectly adequate.
MikeL230
Just for reference, T-Mobile and Orange have merged so either will have the best coverage in the UK.
Their networks haven't merged yet though...
Awesome, thanks everyone! I was looking towards 3, so it looks like I may go with them. Also, the reason O2 have good signal for students is because it's their mast on top of the Purdie. It's a shame I have to leave them, but I can just get better deals with others (I need more than 500MB included :P )
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