O2 Outage Report in Llangollen, Denbighshire, Wales
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O2 is the commercial brand of Telefónica UK Limited offering mobile phone and mobile internet service, including voicemail and SMS. With over 25 million customers, O2 runs 2G, 3G and 4G networks across the UK. O2 previously offered home broadband service.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Llangollen, Wales
The chart below shows the number of O2 reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Llangollen 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 O2 users through our website.
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Phone (53%)
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Internet (29%)
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Total Blackout (12%)
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E-mail (3%)
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Wi-fi (3%)
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TV (%)
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O2 Issues Reports Near Llangollen, Wales
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Llangollen and nearby locations:
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Tony Whilding
(@tonywhilding88) reported
from
Wrexham, Wales
@O2 not quite sure what I pay my contract towards, the service has been absolutely shocking for weeks now, 4G at times throughout the day is non existent and I know others have the same frustrations. Friends on other networks in the mean time have no issues.
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DT (Meatloaf)
(@meatloaf_efc) reported
from
Gobowen, England
Hi @O2 can you please tell me why my signal keeps dropping out? Even when I'm standing still it will just drop even though phone says I have signal. Cheers 👍
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Harry
(@harryt84) reported
from
Ruabon, Wales
Hi @O2 how long should it take please to go live once my old network has turned off?
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Adam Griffiths
(@AdamGrif1) reported
from
Penycae, Wales
@wxmsmith @O2 Yeah. Was on Tesco mobile for years which uses O2’s network. Would constantly have 4G but it’d rarely work/load anything. Swapped to EE and no issues now 👍🏼
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sparklesnowdrop
(@sparklesnowdrop) reported
from
Wrexham, Wales
@O2 a little concerning had text message to say problem with bill payment and to update details. My account is paid up to date #scam. Please be aware
O2 Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Martin🎸Collins
(@MartinCollinsx) reported
@O2 I can’t login on my account. Any help would be appreciated.
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Emma Wildish
(@Pietweetiesweet) reported
@O2 I need the email address for support because I can't find it on the website. I want to terminate my contract and cannot log into my account.
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Tim B
(@djsmiley2k) reported
@O2 Why is it my son can't connect to the network, seems to indicate online I must top up first? Or is the network just down?!
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me
(@mynome114) reported
@_ItsTitch @O2 O2 networks are shocking, hence I moved away from their i adequate network
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Lee Hill 8️⃣
(@teamhill888) reported
@O2 @o2 assured of a call at 11am today by the escalations team (Rayan) zero call and zero update - seems to be a standard O2 customer service - this is the team that are meant to deal with complaints and “own” - joke
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Adam Rayner
(@Arayner9) reported
@_ItsTitch @O2 I did this and they tried to charge me to terminate my handset instead. Clueless.
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David Kirby
(@Flapper_Kirby) reported
Shocking customer service from @o2 today
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Purpleparrotuk
(@purpleparrotuk) reported
@o2 you have known for months I am getting someone else’s emails including bills and personal information. You would have thought you would rectify this quickly due to GDRP. I’m not even a customer and still getting them.
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StavNico 🇨🇾🏴
(@StavNico) reported
@O2 @AdamTakacs13 Adam. You have 30 days to leave O2 & move networks. You do still have to keep paying for the phone. Just get a new phone on a new network and sell your current phone and use that to pay it off. I changed last night and moved to Voda. You can take your number too.
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StavNico 🇨🇾🏴
(@StavNico) reported
@KatiePaine5 @O2 I got an email from them yesterday regarding this change. You can cancel your airtime within 30 days when they inform you of this change. So I called and got my PAC number. Surprisingly it took only 5 minutes to do this. You do still have to keep paying for the phone.