Post Office outages and service status in Swansea, Wales
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Post Office offers home phone and broadband internet service, as well as financial services including savings, loans and credit cards.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Swansea, Wales
The chart below shows the number of Post Office reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Swansea, Wales 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 Swansea, Wales
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Swansea and nearby locations:
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Karen Shreeve (@RoseTwerly) reported from Gorseinon, Wales@PostOffice Slow, clueless, unprofessional
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Rhianedd 🌼 🌸 (@RhianeddRhys) reported from Llanelli, WalesHi @PostOffice is there currently a broadband outage in Llanelli? Thanks
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Karen Shreeve (@RoseTwerly) reported from Gorseinon, WalesGorseinon must be the worst @PostOffice there is. I swear the tellers must want it closed down. Hopeless
Post Office Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Derek Horne (@DegsyGuitar) reported@Tachyon100 @PostOffice The service is no longer fit for purpose
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Aquanaut 2025 (@aquanauts2019) reported@PostOffice @Eurodeluxe @RoyalMail True, but you’re all crap
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Robbie McGowan (@WattenRobbie) reported@bookbird71 @Lindseyy888 @PostOffice It’s your choice to wait in a long queue, you have no idea what they were doing, or indeed why. You can’t always stagger lunches just to suit others. And I’ve already addressed the poor customer service, the job is predominantly thankless at the best of times. No apology needed!
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colin martin (@cooly1uk) reported@PostOffice Hi there, my package is moving around but i've just noticed that the postcode is wrong, Not getting anywhere on your website. Please help
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Jordan (@JordanPostingX) reported@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.
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julian (@Julian2017124) reportedWhy 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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Paul Stevenson ❤️👻💙 (@hauntedmagazine) reportedNever stand behind the Devil in a @PostOffice queue. For the Devil has many forms.
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Robert/Heather/Akiva/Marie/Sarah/Etc/Gabriel Dunn. (@JonathonWi68729) reported@PostOffice 35 mins, and when I got to the counter I couldn't pay my bills because the Post office WIFI was down so I couldn't pay by debit card.
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Manish Joshi (@MANISHJ45861523) reported@saybwala @KesariDhwaj U should also raise complain against ur postman, they always deliver mail at home. Never went to postoffice to pickup mail
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julian (@Julian2017124) reportedUnlike 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.