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KCOM outages and service status in Louth, England

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KCOM offers broadband internet (Lightstream), television, phone and mobile services in Kingston upon Hull and surrounding areas.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Louth, England

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KCOM Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • blacklab115
    Amber (@blacklab115) reported

    @kcom our lightstream is terrible get it sorted please

  • JonKirby1974
    Jon Kirby (@JonKirby1974) reported

    How much of hull is affected by the kcom being down?

  • lucyk512
    Lucy 🖤 (@lucyk512) reported

    Love it when everything in the house runs through the wifi and then KCom goes down. At this rate we might as well have signed up to get the money for using less electricity because the only thing working is the sodding lamps.

  • theLeosRL
    (Marty) New Era 23 #uptheleopards (@theLeosRL) reported

    @RalphDaveralph @KCOMhome We have the same problem kcom sh☆te

  • mrhuggy
    MrHuggy (@mrhuggy) reported

    @KCLightstream @KCOMhome Is there any issues with the network as the internet connection is down for me here in Bilton.

  • cb_doge
    DogeDesigner (@cb_doge) reported

    BREAKING: UK telecom regulator Ofcom confirms Starlink is a viable broadband alternative under the UK’s 10 Mbps Broadband USO rules. 🇬🇧 • Ofcom confirmed this directly to UK broadband publication ISPreview. • This means that if affordable Starlink service is available at a property, it may no longer qualify for a USO connection from BT or KCOM. • Some applicants have already been refused a USO connection because Starlink was available. • Back in May, Ofcom said cheaper Starlink plans helped reduce the number of premises without affordable decent broadband to around 4,000. This is good news for Starlink, giving it stronger recognition from the UK regulator as a real broadband solution for remote and underserved areas.

  • albertj485
    Albert  (@albertj485) reported

    @ZenInternetHelp Hi - I've recently moved into a temporary rental and it would be great to order your service, unfortunately for my next move I may be moving into the KCOM monopoly. If I move and you're not able to connect at my new address am I subject to early termination fees?

  • alanjury
    AJ (@alanjury) reported

    @KCOMhome I just had someone claiming to be from KCOM at my door trying to convince me to take your service by lying about the Openreach alternative not being full fibre. Whether that was dishonest or ill-informed, arguing with potential customers is not the way to get business.

  • indianasc0nes
    hc (@indianasc0nes) reported

    @PollardRach I was on KCom when I lived in Hull, it was the worst internet provider I’ve ever experienced. The TV would disconnect from the WiFi despite it being less than 2m from the router. Signal upstairs was non existent. Horrendous

  • t__and__p
    Tosh&Piffle (@t__and__p) reported

    @thomasforth Hull's network was owned by the council. Due to an accident of history, it retained its local monopoly long after BT had to let others onto its network. As Oftel (sic) homed in, KCOM invested heavily in broadband technologies, to fend off BT and compete outside its area.