Post Office outages and service status in Weymouth, England

Problems in the last 24 hours in Weymouth, England

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

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Post Office Issues Reports Near Weymouth, England

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

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  Hannah’s marvellous exercises in futility (@Hannahmomi) reported 7 minutes ago from Weymouth, England

  @PostOffice Staff member is rude everytime I go in there but today she was off the scale. Totally ignorant. Abusive towards junior members of staff. I know everyone has bad days but she is consistently unpleasant and unhelpful. Not going in there anymore to feel like this when I leave.

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  Hannah’s marvellous exercises in futility (@Hannahmomi) reported 9 minutes ago from Weymouth, England

  @PostOffice extremely rude staff member in your post office branch inside Londis in Weymouth just now. Let another customer push in front of me and told me off because she ignored me. I run a small business and send a lot of things through the post office. Not anymore.

Post Office Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Guy Forkes (@GForkes15653) reported 1 minute ago

  @ArturNadol7566 @PostOffice Every civil service agency or department has had issues with implementing any large scale project whether that HS2, IT or rolling out xyz. Despite the costs being astronomical, I wonder why they don't just outsource the whole thing. Or is it because they are using private...?

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  phantlers ⭐⭐ (@phantlers) reported 3 minutes ago

  After being stuck on this platform for a day or more resolving an issue with @PostOffice, and satisfactorily, I must take a bow and leave you mugs to wallow. Wrestling with pigs, I need a shower.

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  Robbie McGowan (@WattenRobbie) reported 4 minutes ago

  @bookbird71 @Lindseyy888 @PostOffice You are so wide of the mark. The people in that queue hadn’t received bad customer service, except their wait! As previously said by another, post office offers many different products that can incur very complex procedures. Sometimes you just have to wait.

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  Artur Nadolny (@ArturNadol7566) reported 4 minutes ago

  AT 93 BETTY BROWN IS STILL FIGHTING Betty Brown just turned 93 and picked up an OBE from King Charles at Windsor Castle. Lovely photo. Lovely medal on a lovely jacket. What she still does not have, six months after settling her claim, is a single penny of the compensation she was promised. Betty and her late husband Oswall ran the Annfield Plain Post Office in County Durham from 1985 to 2003. The Horizon accounting system built by Fujitsu @fujitsu_uk told them money was missing from their branch. It was not missing. It was never missing. They spent around 100,000 pounds of their own savings covering shortfalls that did not exist, because that is apparently the correct response when a computer accuses you and nobody in charge believes the human standing in front of it. She is thought to be the oldest surviving victim of the Horizon scandal. She was one of the original 555 claimants who backed Alan Bates in the group legal action against the Post Office @PostOffice. She reached a settlement through the government redress scheme at the end of last year. At her OBE investiture in June she said she still had not received a penny. Meanwhile Fujitsu, the company whose faulty software caused this entire catastrophe, has been criticised by a committee of MPs for contributing nothing financially toward the redress bill, which is running toward 2 billion pounds. The company that broke the till keeps its money. The 93 year old it falsely accused of stealing from that till gets a medal instead of a bank transfer. She dedicated her OBE to the sub-postmasters who never lived to see this day. She has said before that at least 13 people are believed to have taken their own lives because of what Horizon did to them. She said she wears the honour for them because she still feels everything they felt. She also had a message for the Prime Minister @Keir_Starmer, asking him directly to sort this out as quickly as he can. That is a simple sentence. It appears to be an extremely difficult instruction to follow. Britain does love turning its victims into heroes once the damage is done and the bill has gone unpaid long enough to be embarrassing. Medals are cheap. Redress schemes, it turns out, are somehow still cheaper for the people who actually owe the money.

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  Paul Stevenson ❤️👻💙 (@hauntedmagazine) reported 10 minutes ago

  Never stand behind the Devil in a @PostOffice queue. For the Devil has many forms.

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  julian (@Julian2017124) reported 12 minutes ago

  Why can’t the @PostOffice simply accept that their Camberwell branch has been making repeated errors, that their staff clearly needs proper retraining (and more than just that), and that customers deserve a genuine apology when these incidents happen?

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  lex (@lawckysfairy) reported 13 minutes ago

  honestly atp i feel like the postoffice will end up twlling me they lost or sent back my package and it pisses me off so ******* bad

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  julian (@Julian2017124) reported 19 minutes ago

  Unlike my experiences with @PostOffice and @WilliamHill who fought me every single step, refused to apologise, and never properly fixed their mistakes, at least Sky has shown a real difference. This highlights how some companies seem to think they’re above the law, above being challenged, and completely unaccountable for their actions and decisions. Importantly, it’s not about companies always giving in or admitting the customer is right every single time sometimes the customer can be wrong. But when the customer has clear evidence that proves their side of the story beyond reasonable doubt, it shouldn’t be difficult for a company to simply say: “Yes, we made a mistake here’s your full payout.” Take the £5.75 @WilliamHill owed/owes me but refused and still refusing to pay properly they should have just admitted the error and fixed it. Why do some companies struggle so much to be honest and say sorry when things go wrong? It doesn’t have to end in long adjudication processes or court battles. Disputes should be settled fairly and quickly through agreement, not turned into fights.

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  rugbyjoe90 (@rugbyjoe90) reported 22 minutes ago

  @PostOffice I went to one of your branches today and it was closed due to "technical issues". Drove 10miles to another branch. Wanted to change foreign currency back to GBP. Told you don't take 50 euro notes and 50 USD notes !!!?? WHY !!? I bought them off you !! #postoffice

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  Jordan (@JordanPostingX) reported 23 minutes ago

  @PostOffice Do you know how you support the use and accessibility of cash? Your partners @coopuk NEVER have anyone available on the Post Office branded till to withdraw cash. All weekend with no access to cash at Areley Kings. Terrible. It should be called fun-Cooperative.