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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 Loughton, England

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  • i3hwngg
    val ˘͈ᵕ˘͈ met 리오 (@i3hwngg) reported

    kcom what the sctual **** was that

  • Andy_Ross1962
    Andrew Ross (@Andy_Ross1962) reported

    @Chamaerion @andreajenkyns Hull never had red phone boxes. They were never part of the Post Office or BT. They are owned by KCOM and are usually cream coloured.

  • fcmufc17
    x (@fcmufc17) reported

    @Brooksyhfc @geoffcraft00 @kcom cancel the visit to the brooks residence , his internet wasn’t down after all

  • lordsugar01
    Lord of Sugar 💖🪄 (@lordsugar01) reported

    @cb_doge This is massive for Starlink and the UK’s rural communities. Ofcom officially recognising it as a legitimate broadband solution under the 10 Mbps USO rules changes the game. No more forcing people in hard-to-reach areas to wait endlessly for BT or KCOM when Starlink is already delivering reliable connectivity. Fewer premises now qualify for subsidised connections because Starlink is stepping us, that’s real progress. Innovation actually solving problems instead of endless bureaucracy. Well done to the team pushing this forward. Who else sees Starlink transforming connectivity in underserved regions like this? 🇬🇧🚀💖🪄

  • Bradley1Scott
    Scott Bradley (@Bradley1Scott) reported

    @peter_levy If KCOM let the other companies share the network under PIA agreement like BT do there would be no need for more poles and digging the streets up

  • MartinTwigs68
    Les (@MartinTwigs68) reported

    Kcom broadband has gone down, I ring up and it tells me I'm 172 inline and should use their web page. How f**king ironic

  • andyrobertshull
    Andy (@andyrobertshull) reported from City of Kingston upon Hull, England

    @KirstieMAllsopp We had this issue in Hull for a long time as historically we had Hull Telephones that eventually became KCOM. It's only in the last few years when the Government changed the law and we got hundreds of telephone poles from different companies that things have changed!

  • Gareth416
    Gareth smith (@Gareth416) reported

    @KCOMhome Terrible service from KCOM, one of the most expensive providers in the Country and we are stuck with them in Hull. I bet we won't even be compensated for this mess, been off all day now and it's regularly dropping out.

  • dinkyrach
    Rach (@dinkyrach) reported

    @Ash_470 @PollardRach Kcom do not use the same lines as BT, they are fibre direct to the premises on their own network.

  • teslaownersSV
    Tesla Owners Silicon Valley (@teslaownersSV) reported

    BREAKING: Starlink has received another major regulatory win in the UK. 🇬🇧 The UK's communications regulator, Ofcom, has confirmed that Starlink qualifies as a viable broadband alternative under the country's 10 Mbps Broadband USO rules. • Confirmation provided directly to ISPreview • Properties with affordable Starlink access may no longer be eligible for a USO connection from BT or KCOM • Some USO requests have already been declined because Starlink service was available • Ofcom previously said lower-cost Starlink plans reduced the number of underserved premises to around 4,000 The decision further reinforces Starlink's role as a trusted broadband option for rural and hard-to-reach communities.