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O2 outages and service status in Gaillimh, Connaught

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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 Gaillimh, Connaught

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O2 Issues Reports

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  • wonder_bob
    Bob (@wonder_bob) reported

    @O2 @ad_moran4 💯 stay away from O2, signal is woeful everywhere. Sort your deal out with EE, you will regret it if you go to O2. I had loads of issues and raised incident tickets and they just kept saying there was nothing wrong. Useless network

  • Bradleyyy98
    B. (@Bradleyyy98) reported

    @O2 I have made countless phone calls. It got referred to the main department to get the issue sorted. This was over a month ago. I’m always told the same thing “We will contact you within 5-7 working days” nothing ever gets done.

  • GreenVapinGiant
    Northumberland Wanderer (@GreenVapinGiant) reported

    @ad_moran4 @EE @O2 I had similar issue recently, I decided to get a sim free phone from ee and a separate sim only deal, it worked out about 15 quid cheaper than what they quoted. So if you buy iPhone 17 sim free, it's about 32 a month over 24 months, then buy a sim deal. It will probs be cheaper

  • Proj65
    Steve Nunn (@Proj65) reported

    @O2 @Propermister89 Hi. When I call your support number I am redirected to top up my account. There are no options to get help with activating a new SIM card. Plus the system does not recognize main debit card number, so I cannot top up the account either. The phone number 202 didn't work Help

  • MattBunting
    Matt Bunting (@MattBunting) reported

    @FranBcnMad @O2 They pulled this bullshit with me ever since my bills have been out of control. Over £150 some months but they couldn’t give me a reason why? Moved to sky. Best thing I’ve ever done. Better newer phone and cheaper. Good customer service too!

  • Nelia23893053
    Nelia@the madhouse (@Nelia23893053) reported

    @SophiePrestonHa @O2 Try the Telephone Preference Service. It doesn't always work, you can report the callers but the TPS can't always trace the company. As I have found out several times!

  • Jessw1303
    Jess (@Jessw1303) reported

    @O2 @ceeveepee That’s a lie, I spoke to your customer service almost a week ago and told them this was happening to me too, I also can’t make any payments towards my daughters bolt ons.

  • NRManc
    Neil (@NRManc) reported

    What a glorious pleasant surprise dealing with @O2 on here. Helpful. Polite. Pleasant. Understood exactly what my issue was and came up with a couple of solutions. If only all customer service on Twitter was as good

  • tankie76
    Linda Rogers (@tankie76) reported

    @ad_moran4 @EE @O2 Please look at which provider offers the best coverage, I moved from o2 as their coverage was so poor. EE is much better! I’m now sim only and pay £30 a month with EE for unlimited data, calls and texts etc.

  • cryptoesim
    CryptoeSIM.io (@cryptoesim) reported

    @ungodlywheesa @O2 That's a bummer! What phone are you using? Most phones from 2020+ support eSIM now. If yours doesn't, it might be time for an upgrade — and when you do, we've got you covered in 190+ countries