O2 outages and service status in Dumfries, Scotland
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- O2 generated 0 outage signals in the last 24 hours around Dumfries, including 0 direct reports.
- The most common problems reported in this area mention Internet.
- Internet (100%)
The latest reports from users having issues in Dumfries come from postal codes DG2 .
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 Dumfries, Scotland
The chart below shows the number of O2 reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Dumfries, Scotland and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Live Outage Map Near Dumfries, Scotland
The most recent O2 outage reports came from the following cities: Dumfries.
| City | Problem Type | Report Time |
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 Dumfries
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Internet | 18 days ago |
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O2 Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Ryan Walsh (@Walsh44Ryan) reported@O2 Ive been a victim of fraud that taken you 8 months to fix. Ive tried to cancel my contract multiple times to which im told im atill in a contract (this was signed by fraudster!). You have blocked my account. Ive tried to ring multiple times to no avail as I am abroad
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Stephen B (@StephenB9fle) reported@O2 Can never make payments jst takes ages to loads shocking since use joined with virgin media
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Amelia Eberhardt-Armstrong (@SoSoaksy) reported@TomTugendhat @O2 They are reducing signal strength to save electricity costs. They even boast about how they reduce energy consumption by switching equipment off/running in lower power. Esp in non peak periods such as overnight. Doesn’t seem to be subject to regulatory measures
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matej (@neXXt_cavalier) reported@TicketmasterUK @AXS_UK @O2 GIVE US OUR ARIANA TICKETS NOW THAT TRANSFER IS AVAILABLE!!!!!! yall cannot be this dense & slow
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wozwebs (@wozwebs) reported@Jonny_Ham @O2 They usually limit companies who use their network to 100mb whereas unlinked I can get 700mb some cities
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RichardAngell (@Groundhopperno1) reported@O2 hi O2 can you help me with an issue on my account? 3 lines customer for over 20 years and I’m struggling to get the loyalty discount and also the local 5g mast has been out of action since December and I’ve been paying for an airtime contract that hasn’t given me a service
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Barbara Richardson (@Barbara25122320) reported@TomTugendhat @O2 @EE I’m in Dulwich too. Wasn’t it Boris and his cycling Czar who gave us cycle lanes and closed roads? What did your party do in government to improve mobile service?
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Chris TheLurch Saunders 🌶 (@Thelurch) reported@cpfcjc Wow! Such denial! Unbelievable. Go to @EE like we did. The @O2 staff in that shop are encouraging everyone to defect to EE as they are so fed up with people complaining about no signal in the town.
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Diogenes Bowl (@DiogenesBalls) reported@O2 @Virgin If you think I'm paying for a restricted line that grasses up everything I do to the woke wankers in No10, expect me to cancel the contracts and find people who respect privacy and unlimited access without government interference. #ElonItsTimeForStarLinkUK
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Peter Alston (@paalston) reported@TomTugendhat @O2 @EE Make it the law, ofcom, that if there’s no decent reception on your chosen provider then mobiles piggyback onto a service which is actually available whenever you are, akin to the 999 thing - your mobile provider pick up the cost. Arguably just one UK network would be better