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.
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E-mailProblems 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 (33%)
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Wi-fi (27%)
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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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Michael Lafferty
(@MickyLafferty) reported
from
Clady, Northern Ireland
@Filbertians @PostOffice What a stupid statement
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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.
Post Office Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Andrew Bishop
(@abishop1980) reported
@PostOffice @trainman1958 Why don’t you help those people get bank accounts then? Cash is obsolete
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Laura
(@LauraAvocado) reported
@PostOffice I totally support this campaign but unfortunately the only course of action involves contacting your MP. So what do you do if your MP is a useless, worthless government puppet with a long track record of never lifting a finger for their constituents?
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Jac Griffith.
(@AlexisTwolf) reported
@PostOffice A perfect example of how a once great national asset stoops to any depths in an attempt to make profits for shareholders. And another reason why the Post Office is losing customer good will and thus trade to competitors.
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Dr Maria Barrett
(@MariaBarrett) reported
@PostOffice This is so confusing. It wouldn’t have taken much to fix it: “Cash is important to many of us - especially the most vulnerable. Join the campaign to protect our access to cash #SaveOurCash”
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Sparkly Brussels 💙
(@toes_pointy) reported
@JMoncktonSmith @AlisonMox @PostOffice The first that springs to mind is if the wifi goes down the tills don't work therefore we can't make purchases - this obviously could be food, medicines and other necessary items to keep us alive. With cash you can still buy the necessities.
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Jac Griffith.
(@AlexisTwolf) reported
@scareyjoe @PostOffice I support the campaign.
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Chris Norgate
(@chris_norgate) reported
@UBn9ohogz0XOFWP @PostOffice The same people who thought it a good idea to lock up innocent post office employees to cover up a poor computer system
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Linny
(@Bubtok) reported
@PostOffice Jeez! They can’t even make an advert now. I thought it was a relevant human story about something that is hugely prevalent in our society and something women especially should consider. Is this an issue we also want to sweep under carpet and pretend doesn’t happen?
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Winston’s Supporter
(@hopeful_sam) reported
@PostOffice WTF Post Office??? Exploiting stories of domestic abuse to sell products. #PostOfficeShame
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sachmbh 🇵🇸
(@SSashaHb) reported
@PostOffice Seeking business from domestic abuse? Encouraging people to wait around until their supersaver account hits its target before seeking help? Sick, reckless bastards? Which genius thought of this and who gave it the nod?