KCOM outages and service status in Canterbury, 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 Canterbury, England
The chart below shows the number of KCOM reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Canterbury, England and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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KCOM Issues Reports Near Canterbury, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Canterbury and nearby locations:
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Ian Swatman (@ianswatman) reported from Canterbury, England@TheNigelAdkins I’m sorry you never got the chance to see a full KCOM. Sadly, it’ll be a while
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Ian Swatman (@ianswatman) reported from Sturry, EnglandCredit to all those sat in the rancid atmosphere at the KCOM. @HullCity lot of damage done with no quick fix.
KCOM Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Jeanniebabe 💙 (@g01dy) reported@KCOMhome @KCOMcare Rubbish service in HU12 for a few days now. Come on KCom we pay through the nose for your broadband at least make it work properly.
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val ˘͈ᵕ˘͈ met 리오 (@i3hwngg) reportedkcom what the sctual **** was that
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ItsJustJosh (@Craucoes) reported@RomeoOscarEcho @declang05 KCOM are a bad company but one of thee best providers in the UK they’re one of limited company’s that provide Full Fibre across the UK. Issue is staff and management there are shocking and don’t care for customers. When I worked there we had 13 mins to take a call or loose pay :/
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Anthony Blanchard (@AntBlanchard34) reportedAll I want to do is settle down with a nice movie on Netflix but I’m still waiting to see if I’ll be allowed the internet in my new place because KCOM charges £60 per month and my Appointee might say that it’s a bit too expensive to pay
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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.
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Chris Dent (@dentchris93) reported@wilson_cllr @Connexin This is a KCOM pole. It was there before the raised bus stop and you can check this on Google maps so I would say this is poor from Hull City Council 😳
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lanesrA (@lanesrA1sauce) reported@Farris_Ull @KCOMhome Yea all the card Machines are down mate, everyone looses out except the monopoly wich is kcom as usual.
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x (@fcmufc17) reported@Brooksyhfc @geoffcraft00 @kcom cancel the visit to the brooks residence , his internet wasn’t down after all
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Mike Covell (@MikeCovell) reportedAnyone else having intermittent signal with their kcom?
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TRUTHS ALWAYS (@cybertruckSly) reported🚨🇬🇧 BREAKING: The UK’s communications regulator, Ofcom, has officially recognized Starlink as a suitable broadband option under the country’s 10 Mbps Universal Service Obligation (USO). According to UK broadband outlet ISPreview, homes with access to an affordable Starlink plan may no longer be eligible for a USO broadband connection through BT or KCOM. Reports indicate that some applicants have already had their USO requests denied because Starlink service was available at their address. Earlier this year, Ofcom also noted that the introduction of lower-cost Starlink plans helped reduce the number of UK properties without access to affordable, decent broadband to roughly 4,000. The decision marks another milestone for Starlink, reinforcing its role as a practical connectivity solution for rural and underserved communities across the UK.