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O2 outages and service status in Garvagh, Northern Ireland

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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 Garvagh, Northern Ireland

The chart below shows the number of O2 reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Garvagh, Northern Ireland and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

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O2 Issues Reports Near Garvagh, Northern Ireland

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Garvagh and nearby locations:

  • MaireadMermaid
    Mairead Harrigan (@MaireadMermaid) reported from Ballymoney, Northern Ireland

    @Alexmont_ @O2 Exact same! No signal in work all work 😫 until 5pm for some reason

  • Shannenmac1
    Shannen (@Shannenmac1) reported from Limavady, Northern Ireland

    @O2 how is there still no signal in limavady, this is a joke! #day3

O2 Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • synceduk
    Steven (@synceduk) reported

    Hi, I have recently joined @O2 on PAYG and topped up and ported my number in. Why am I getting an error when trying to log in to Priority followed by a text message telling me to top up to continue enjoying Priority? I am a new customer.

  • SarahWM45
    Sarah H (@SarahWM45) reported

    Through a phone “system” and 3 operators who largely ignored our issue. We’re now on to the Complaints team at @o2. A disproportionate amount of effort to leave a contract they are not fulfilling, without being charged. As we can send a text or receive a call. @MartinSLewis

  • Lewnytune
    Lewny (@Lewnytune) reported

    @O2 I have done all of those steps. Once again this week the signal just keeps dropping. Everyone I know on O2 in the area is having same issue

  • karldj83
    Karl (@karldj83) reported

    @lestereverton80 @O2 Same the signal everywhere is shite

  • Mighty_Tinman
    Mighty Tinman (@Mighty_Tinman) reported

    @kokeshimum @O2 Why on earth have you stayed with O2 for 15 years? Of the 4 (now 3) operators, they are easily the worst.

  • fatbeardymark
    Fatbeardymark 🗿 🍪 🪤 (@fatbeardymark) reported

    @kokeshimum @O2 Because the 5g fuckwits burn the towers down.

  • jokewapo
    john rowan (@jokewapo) reported

    Since @O2 and @virginmedia got together what shite show it is. O2 signal is terrible and Virgin WiFi has went from being brilliant to petty poor

  • willmcgugan
    Will McGugan (@willmcgugan) reported

    So @O2 had to be one of the most incompetent mobile providers out there. I’m unable to top up. Their app breaks with cryptic errors. I’m unable to change plans as the change tariff link breaks with “too many redirects”. I can create a new plan, but that won’t let me keep my number. O2 customer services, don’t bother replying. There’s nothing you could do to salvage your reputation in my eyes.

  • kokeshimum
    Sarah (@kokeshimum) reported

    @Son_Lyme @O2 Every single provider is awful in my area. 🙄

  • Uncle_C_J
    Chris (@Uncle_C_J) reported

    @xxxxminniex @O2 This happened to my elderly mum, too! A few months in a row. I kicked off with O2. They did help out and refund a good chunk of it. Then I put a spend cap of £0 on. It stops all the premium rate things like this happening.