Post Office Outage Report in Lymington, Hampshire, England
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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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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 Lymington, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Lymington and nearby locations:
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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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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).
Post Office Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Simon Oliver
(@TonyRome51) reported
I hope those sub postmasters & staff who were convicted following the @PostOffice Investigations sue the crap out of them.
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Nico Macdonald
(@Nico_Macdonald) reported
@adhib @nickwallis Yes, people motivated to think the worst of those whose livelihoods they shaped. The @PostOffice was allowed to be a ‘prosecuting authority’ and if one considers its history and importance, going back to the Tudors, its militant and harsh treatment of people is not so surprising.
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David Filce
(@DavidFilce) reported
@deborahbonham @PostOffice Wondering if there is a perjury case to answer. I guess they'll blame the advice at the time. No number of apologies (normally from a faceless minion) or amount of money can repair this damage. Sling the Post Office bosses inside for a lengthy stretch. Perhaps sewing mailbags
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Metal Clay
(@MetalClaySchool) reported
@PostOfficeNews @PostOffice Guess what... An Asian man with 22 years PO was sacked for Gross Misconduct. His Customer services sent out modified and incomplete customer complaints. MAN UP and take responsibility. The press will cover this man's case. I hope he gets justice.
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Paul Mills
(@millbo4000) reported
@fujitsu_uk @Fujitsu_Global it would help if you held your head in shame. Many post office workers have suffered the indignity of a criminal record because you couldn't code! You need to be bought to account A real disgrace #PostOfficeScandal #PostOffice
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Danny
(@danny_motion) reported
@HelloCity1894 @PostOffice Crazy! poor people. Can't imagine what that felt like to be accused and have everyone not believe you that you're innocent.
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Chloe ✈️✌️
(@Muls_95) reported
@PostOffice how long does it normally take to get a response to an email sent to your customer service email address?
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Nick James
(@Nickjames40Nick) reported
@pjm1kbw @PostOffice Have you read the Private Eye investigations into this shameful episode. It was obvious from the outset that these poor people were innocent. There was just 39 today. Hundreds more are still affected, wrongly convicted.
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Ștefan Iaonco
(@DeExilio) reported
from
Copmanthorpe, England
A key issue in today’s Court of Appeal @PostOffice judgment is that PO - like some other bodies like HSE or RSPCA - acts as a Private Prosecutor. Given emerging issues with the Horizon IT system, it is more likely that a police/ @cpsuk investigation would not have led to charges
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Dan Wilson
(@wilsondan) reported
There's a worrying tone in the @PostOffice 'Horizon' story media coverage (esp on @BBCNews) that the problem was the technology. "It was the software." No! It's a story of institutional bullying, lying management, shameless cover up and self-interest. Humans are the villains.