3 (Three) Outage Report in Finglas, Dublin City, Leinster
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3 (Three) offers mobile phone and mobile internet service, including SMS and voicemail. 3 is owned by Hutchison Whampoa.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by 3 (Three) users through our website.
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Internet (54%)
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Phone (19%)
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Total Blackout (17%)
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Wi-fi (7%)
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E-mail (2%)
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TV (1%)
Live Outage Map Near Finglas, Dublin City, Leinster
The most recent 3 (Three) outage reports came from the following cities: Dublin.
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3 (Three) Issues Reports Near Finglas, Leinster
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Finglas and nearby locations:
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Peter
(@Peter_Tix) reported
from
Dublin City, Leinster
@ThreeUKSupport I was charged for roaming data when I have a plan that included it That plan ended today but the charges are last month. I want them removing 2 people said it would be done. This poor experience prompted me to move to O2 after a few years with you.
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Starsounds UK Parties + Events
(@starsoundsuk) reported
from
Dublin City, Leinster
@CTSI_UK are you able to help with this as am not getting anywhere with @ThreeUKSupport
3 (Three) Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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@thatgeekychap
(@thatgeekychap) reported
@ThreeUK I’d happily accept another test just for the @ThreeUK network. Seems a bit blazé to assume you’ve solved the issue. Presumably you thought it was fine before, either way?
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Barry.
(@Barry35245095) reported
@ThreeUK Not really reassuring. As I have network problems on a daily basis. Sometimes I have no Mobile signal at all. But let's hope you can fix this huge problem with your network. As my contact is due to run out in December. And quite frankly it looks like a move is on the cards.
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🦇🪩 Ellie 🧛♀️
(@GothicBatRave) reported
@ThreeUK This makes me think that it was a real emergency alert disguised right up until the last minute, so as to not worry the public. If weapons had secretly been prepared for release, and the military didn’t disarm them in time… a technical issue may have in fact been a hacking.
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Ben Quinn
(@BenQuinn110577) reported
@ThreeUK I'm also one of the people who didn't receive the UK emergency alert test on Sunday. Everyone around me received it. Why did it only happen to Three customers mostly?
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Tom Bailey
(@IamTomBailey) reported
With no explanation given a rise from £14 a month to £26. No reply from @ThreeUK @ThreeUKSupport time to look for a new mobile network
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Graham Stevenson
(@newplanet) reported
@siannnyyy26 @willjb88 @ThreeUK I was connected to wi-fi and didn’t get it. Believe me, I hope to never hear one of these alerts for real, but why would you be glad that a signal designed to warn you about imminent danger didn’t work for you when they tested it?
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#luc-ifer
(@lucifer261164) reported
@NedHartley @ThreeUK No alert for me on o2 network with GiffGaff
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Allan Kempson
(@summers_allan) reported
@ThreeUK That's great that it's fixed, but I really think there should be another test to reassure everyone that it's fixed everywhere, and so that we all know what they sound and look like in case of a real emergency.
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Richard Bullock
(@rb357) reported
@MartinSLewis I'm on @ThreeUK network, and never received the alert. They've released a statement saying there were issues with some (many?) customers not receiving it.
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Ian 🇬🇧🇪🇺🇩🇪
(@Indy259) reported
@chrisvecs @gingio @ThreeUK Emergency broadcast is not using wifi. It's a broadcast signal from the cell tower. Those that got the message were lucky that they were actively connected to the cell tower when the message was broadcast. Apparently Three only sent it once.