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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 Bedford, England

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KCOM Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • CityJason
    Jason Dolan 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (@CityJason) reported

    @Soley1904 @JoePalmerUK @hullcityretro Remember him marking hazard at kcom and he never let him by all game, very on it that day

  • neilmpeacock
    Neil Peacock (@neilmpeacock) reported

    @KCOMcare @KCOMhome another day, yet again Kcom Internet service is down. However, not according to their website. No online customer chat function. Help pages as useful as a chocolate fireguard. Terrible hold music. Maybe I'll get through this time 🤔

  • KCOMhome
    KCOM (@KCOMhome) reported

    Part 1/2 A KCOM spokesperson said: “We have identified the technical issue affecting our network and our engineers are working hard to fix it. Thanks to the resilience built into our network the issue was picked up within minutes and most people’s services should have been

  • Andy_Ross1962
    Andrew Ross (@Andy_Ross1962) reported

    @ReformDylan @andreajenkyns Apart from Hull never had red boxes, they were usually cream, KCOM was never part of the GPO or BT

  • MFIJake
    Jake James #FBPE #RejoinEU #FBPA (@MFIJake) reported

    @ReformDylan @andreajenkyns Yet more ignorance from Reform activists. Hull has never had traditional red phone boxes. It's always had its own independent telephone company, now KCom. And its phone boxes are cream. BT has never operated in Hull.

  • JonKirby1974
    Jon Kirby (@JonKirby1974) reported

    Hey @kcomhome and @kcom, just to let you know that any hours I lose from being unable to work from home I'll be invoicing you direct for it to be reimbursed. You charge some of the highest rates in the country for your broadband and its piss poor along with your customer service

  • Craucoes
    ItsJustJosh (@Craucoes) reported

    @JonKirby1974 @KCOMhome @Kcom Please don't blame the customer service/ tech support people you speak to because i used to work for kcom and in a situation like this we aren't told anything either it's not there fault they can't help you

  • KCOMhome
    KCOM (@KCOMhome) reported

    @Jakewoolford01 Hello Jake KCOM do not provider Wi-Fi just the service up to the router. if you are having issues with your Wi-Fi there is a help section on our website

  • cybertruckSly
    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.

  • paulbowler60
    Paul B (@paulbowler60) reported

    @RobBfromDerby @KEdge23 Ha. Even if number 1 was a thing, having moved from Derbyshire for work, I still wouldn’t get a decent Wi-Fi signal from the wonderful KCom of Hull 😬