KCOM Outage Report in Hampshire, 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 Hampshire, England
The chart below shows the number of KCOM reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Hampshire and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by KCOM users through our website.
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Internet (67%)
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Total Blackout (18%)
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Wi-fi (12%)
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E-mail (2%)
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TV (2%)
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KCOM Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Dave Olsen
(@dave_olsen16) reported
@michaeltriffitt @Invisiblebear84 @MickCordukes Completely agree we should move to standing behind goals but this particular occasion is down to the stupid idea of holding playoff finals at 5th and 6th tier grounds - either switch back to Wembley or hold them at larger stadiums in the area (Elland Road/KCOM/Riverside)
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Prof. Sir SL. Backing Boris
(@OptimisticLyon) reported
@Frankel001 @tim_urbancrap @Kevin_Maguire To get full fibre FTTP no one can really compete with KCom at present especially if like some you want a landline phone. KCom are going VOIP in the near future and binning copper wire altogether. There is also the fact the office is based in Hull if you have problems.
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Michael Norfolk
(@man0633) reported
@KCOMhome for the past 5 months i have called you frequently as i am yet to have my billing set up after moving house. Why can’t you deal with this. I have been a KCOM. Customer for over 30 years. All i did was move to a new house. I have not had this with any other utility
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millie
(@BanisterMillie) reported
i’m gonna kill whoever made the decision that hull had to be the anomaly and FORCE US TO USE KCOM EVEN THO ITS ******* **** ITS SO BAD IM GONNA FUSJSKAOSUSNGBAKAOgsall
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stormyuk
(@stormy_uk) reported
@paulnickersonuk @KCOMhome Good speed and service, terrible pricing is how I have a love hate relationship with KCOM.
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Anthony
(@Anthony74349435) reported
@KCOMcare 8 weeks I was promised an engineer would be coming to see the location problem my router,my hub and telephone line that KCOM placed under the 3x4 stairs cupboard “WHY? resulting in a poor signal and difficulty to get to the phone. £50 monthly!
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Chris
(@4zerodeci99gdwn) reported
@KCOMhome @greatdriffradio @East_Riding Your home Directory delivery ability+ correspondence is poor at best. U WILL BE THE LAST PEOPLE ON EARTH I EVER BUY fibre from unless forced. TAKE THAT as a DERECOMMENDATION through experience. Several emails, unless youve recently SENT something KCOM should be Kpoop
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Dan Ford
(@DanFord1986) reported
@Haths51 @RSGreen1983 @hulllive Why would you put infrastructure in without knowing you have a viable customer base 1st? That was the whole point of them approaching KCOM to rent out some of its capacity. Yes it would cost a lot, no denying that but you can't tell me it wouldnt be made back.
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Dan Ford
(@DanFord1986) reported
@Haths51 @RSGreen1983 @hulllive BT/Virgin TRIED to rent kcom lines to offer the city more options years back. Kcom offered an extortionate deal. Thats how they got round an investigation by the Communications Ombudsman. Its not viable for them to put in infrastructure without the customer base already there.
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Dan Ford
(@DanFord1986) reported
@Haths51 @RSGreen1983 @hulllive They didn't do it because Kcom or KC as it was at the time priced it so high for rental that it wouldnt have been a viable option to come to hull. Why would you charge a customer £30 a month when as a ratio its costing £50 a month to supply that customer? Its not viable.