Post Office Outage Report in Kettering, Northamptonshire, 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 (44%)
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Total Blackout (31%)
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Wi-fi (25%)
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Post Office Issues Reports Near Kettering, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Kettering and nearby locations:
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Robin Rimbaud - Scanner
(@robinrimbaud) reported
from
Wellingborough, England
@PostOffice The Drop & Go site is coming up with constant 403 errors when saving or returning to a manifest. Really frustrating
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Kevin
(@biffa50) reported
from
Northamptonshire, England
@PostOffice I could email but I don't have any internet I'm just sitting in a friends house using their internet but I already rang this morning and nobody knows anything so I just think I made a mistake and I'm just gonna go else where for a more reliable service company
Post Office Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Lord Monkey Tarka Daal of Egg and Spoon ☕
(@cliff602) reported
@ClaireEWebb @PostOffice Worth noting the Post Office charges business customers for change so freely giving out change will create problems
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KelticΔ
(@KelticDelta) reported
@PostOffice What do you mean “the EU have introduced”? The English have caused these issues. The whole point of the EU is 27 independent countries acting in many areas like they are one so less paperwork in life. But the thickos in England thought they got “independence” when they ****** off
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The Don
(@TheDonOfSorare) reported
@siany_d @PostOffice @ClaireEWebb Because a) some WILL buy other things b) the post office see physical cash as important so offering a change service supports its use. Or maybe they talk about supporting its use, but don't back it with any significant action?
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R Jones
(@ExmoorJones) reported
@LBCNews How the hell can this still be going on. It's way past time to clear and apologise to all those prosecuted, and to give them financial recompense. How can this still be continuing? It's over 10 years of persecution by the worst kind of no-face, corporate thugs. @PostOffice
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NHF
(@kingofbumpers) reported
@PostOffice Quite frankly I am astounded by your Twitter campaign. Not only is your reputation in shreds re the computer scandal which has ruined many lives, you now have the chutzpah to mention cash when so many branches of yours have shut. Hang your heads in shame please.
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Amy Greig
(@morseamy) reported
Are the self service machine open in your Sunderland @PostOffice city centre store?
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Debbie
(@Debbie55330469) reported
@PostOffice Hundreds of postmasters were convicted of serious offences some went to jail over the post office IT failure I hope their claim for compensation cripples you, don’t ever use them their service is awful
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Georgia
(@williagea18) reported
@PostOffice Hmmm….a landscape business wanting cash to stay around, I wonder why? Me thinks Matt is a fan of tax evasion. Never had a problem buying gardening stuff with a card, has Matt tried?
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Mrs Collywobble
(@tuttutnosey) reported
from
Redcar, England
@JonMathias8 @ChrisNJWilliams @PostOffice What happens when there's an imminent bank collapse? We've had them frequently before. There's the usual run on the bank/building society to get all your cash out. If there's no cash your money will just sink with the bank. My mam lost £33,000 in 1993, never got a penny back.
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The Don
(@TheDonOfSorare) reported
@siany_d @PostOffice @ClaireEWebb Increase footfall and then you sell more things. Fairly common tactic in retail. Either way, it's cheap words to say they support something and then literally don't support it in any meaningful sense.