Post Office Outage Report in Strabane, Northern Ireland
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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 Strabane, Northern Ireland
The chart below shows the number of Post Office reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Strabane and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Post Office users through our website.
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Internet (40%)
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Total Blackout (27%)
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Wi-fi (20%)
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E-mail (7%)
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Phone (7%)
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Post Office Issues Reports Near Strabane, Northern Ireland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Strabane and nearby locations:
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Darius Connolly
(@ConghaileDarius) reported
from
Strabane, Northern Ireland
@Jusmasel2015 @nickwallis @PostOffice Don't forget it's just not the claimants who will seek damages. Anyone who currently owns a Post Office will need compensated for "the brand" being totally worthless. The horse has bolted on PO and the barn door is broken.
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Michael Lafferty
(@MickyLafferty) reported
from
Clady, Northern Ireland
@Filbertians @PostOffice What a stupid statement
Post Office Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Uncle Odie
(@OdieMoats) reported
I support BIGLY the police. I question and do not trust #icop. What makes the #PostOffice capable of social media surveillance?
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Jill Holden
(@jill_ster) reported
@JohnGor30307844 @DavidLammy @PostOffice Absolutely. Enquiries now equate to losing things in the long grass. Accountability and responsibility for this terrible crime - which the cover up was - should be pursued far more swiftly.
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Reviewer 2 does geoengineering
(@reviewer2Geo) reported
@legalhackette @RichardMoorhead @PostOffice I hope they get a **** ton of compensation for the anguish and defamation
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Leanne🌸
(@leannefoster) reported
@PostOffice should hang their heads in shame, those poor people’s lives absolutely destroyed, family’s ruined, homes lost ,lives taken. I hope you will be compensating them substantially, not that money will ever replace what is lost, but will make their lives easier.
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Tony 🏳️🌈
(@123toeknee) reported
Hi @PostOffice think you need some extra staff in your Lichfield city centre branch. Poor lady on her own - queue of 15 people and there’s a woman holding everything up because she’s writing the addresses for 20 Christmas cards.
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Chris Goor
(@chrisgoor) reported
The @PostOffice management should hang their heads in shame. Surely 700 postmasters were never 'on the take'. They put blind faith in a crappy computer system. #justice
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iang
(@iang_fc) reported
@PortfolioWoman @fujitsu_uk @PostOffice For a computing system to get accounting wrong is unacceptable. Is there a description of how the errors occurred?
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Linzi Weatherson 🖤🏳️🌈
(@LipspeakerLinzi) reported
Thinking of the 42 postmasters in Court today. To be accused of stealing, convicted of theft & in some cases put in prison because of a faulty IT system is just awful! Shame on you @PostOffice - you’ve already paid £58m in compensation, are we the public going to pay for this? 📮
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legalclaret 💙
(@legalclaret) reported
@pjm1kbw @PostOffice It will surely require an enquiry to ensure this never happens again.
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Peeka
(@Peeka_P) reported
@BBCNews Outrageous that the word of the Postoffice regarding the security of this dodgy software would be taken. It should have been independently tested then those people would never have been found guilty. Was it incompetence, a flawed system or something worse?