Post Office Outage Report in Lymington, Hampshire, England
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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 (47%)
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Total Blackout (20%)
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E-mail (13%)
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Wi-fi (13%)
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Phone (7%)
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Post Office Issues Reports Near Lymington, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Lymington and nearby locations:
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Mr P
(@ADAM1274) reported
from
Bournemouth, England
Wow - it never gets any easier listening to the voices of people falsely accused of theft and jailed. Shocking, heads need to roll #Panorama #PostOffice 😡
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Bryn Jones🏴🇬🇧🇪🇺🏳️🌈
(@Brynwales) reported
from
East Cowes, England
@coldhardfacts7 @PostOffice @DVLAgovuk Richard I asked a question I didn't require abuse #idiot
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Shell. Ice Skating Is The Best
(@ShellLovesCats) reported
from
Lymington, England
@PostOffice is there a known issue with post office broadband? Went down half hr ago, comes back briefly few mins at most with weak signal then gone again
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Rahim™ 🇬🇧🇲🇦
(@rahim94) reported
from
Southampton, England
@_bowandarrows_ @PostOffice meh... I'm done with them. there's bigger issues atm as you've probably seen recently
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Pip Richardson
(@PipRichardson) reported
from
Southampton, England
@PostOffice seriously can’t believe you are not allowed to lend pens out to customers because of #COVID__19 . #gooddeedforday just lent another customer my pen! She was so grateful ... #littiethings that matter !
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Jules Field
(@JulesFM) reported
from
Southampton, England
@PostOffice They still show as an option, but when you select that particular one it then fails to appear as where you want it delivered to. Not just me, happens to others too. Other POs seem fine (e.g. Portswood down the road).
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Bourneirish
(@TirEoghain59) reported
from
Christchurch, England
@PostOffice I sent my father's will. Via Royal Mail to Ireland @RoyalMail sent it to Canada!! I don't think sending it to the wrong continent is a service you widely advertise, but I now fear it is
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Jules Field
(@JulesFM) reported
from
Southampton, England
@PostOffice After Amzn repeatedly sending stock responses teaching me how to use pickup locations, I finally got their "the customer is well pissed off" stock response, which asked me to call them. I've explained in words of 1 syllable & they are going to look into it. Will let you know!
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Bourneirish
(@TirEoghain59) reported
from
Christchurch, England
@PostOffice @RoyalMail have been hopeless and totally lacking in any form of customer service 😞 as I said they have sent a very important document addressed to Ireland but they tell me has gone to Canada and tell me they cannot do anything till after 11th November
Post Office Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Jimi G Howard
(@JimiGHoward) reported
@PostOffice @RoyalMail should be though, should be one big public communications network fit for the 21st century rather than a cash cow for a few.
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🇮🇪Trishasaurus.
(@trishmulholland) reported
@PostOffice @decappeal @BBCCiN Charity is always good. BUT Pay your workers more than min. wage. Re-open branches, you are supposed to be a public service. Get your bloody act together for all the postmasters/mistresses you lied about, accused, prosecuted and helped imprison. You’re a damned disgrace.
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jovi
(@jovialien) reported
@PostOffice @RoyalMail Do you know what one of the most common questions in our town facebook group is? Is the post office actually open today? It's so short staffed so often, despite being in a WHSmiths, that they resort to handwritten signs about opening hours and we never trust it's open at all.
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Ben Huish
(@Ben_Ja_mon) reported
@PostOffice @RoyalMail That, and properly compensating the poor souls you put through hell with that dodgy system.
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dancingbrave1986
(@joebloggsuk1) reported
@byewig1921 @PostOffice @RoyalMail People should have been jailed for that debacle .it was clear the chance of so many being dishonest was remote so the problem was likely to be the system .it was .
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Kat Warrender Powell
(@Kat_W_Powell) reported
@PostOffice Hiya. Do you know when the Porthcawl branch will fix its WiFi? Went down there today and was told the WiFi wasn't working and they were not sure when it will be fixed. Needed a driving licence renewal this week.
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Firosh Saris 🇬🇧
(@FiroshSaris) reported
@PostOffice @RoyalMail Yo wtf i never realised that
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sonjajakovljevflash
(@sjboxoffice) reported
unbelievable- every bloody parcel!!!! Do something damn it #PostOffice #RoyalMail Sorry, we're currently unable to confirm the status of your item with reference XXXXXXXX . Please try again tomorrow.
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Kirsty
(@KC27008870) reported
@PostOffice used self service at post office in whsmith Sutton and got completely ignored by customer services advisor when parcel needed collecting even though one saw me standing there.I had to ask them to come and help me
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kyle
(@Pegasus_Zone) reported
@PostOffice @viltrumyte wrong. service was founded in 1516, and the name “general post office” and “post office corporation” were the legal names of what is now known as Royal Mail. your company was founded in 1987 as a subsidiary of Royal Mail that just looked after the shops.