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.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Kettering, England
The chart below shows the number of Post Office reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Kettering 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 (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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RebElle42💚🤍💜
(@ElleInTheUK) reported
@PostOffice I sent two emails to local MPs using your link. They were both rejected by the email system and bounced back unsent.... Please rectify this problem. This is important!
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Chall60
(@chall060) reported
@age_uk @PostOfficeNews @PostOffice Absolutely! I’ve started to deliberately use cash where I can to help protect older folk and to teach children the value of real money (which cannot be done by tapping a card). Sadly many businesses have used Covid as an excuse for becoming cashless. Thanks for the post!
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Stew Dean
(@stewdean) reported
@PostOffice Cash is dying out, just like broadcast TV and oil powered cars. BUT we should ensure no one is left behind if cash does disappear. Perhaps the post office should be trying to find solutions to that rather than slowing change. Let’s support those effected not reverse the tide.
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David
(@happycabby1) reported
@ClemFandango66 @FionaMi83345859 @PostOffice Let’s hope you never get to find out.
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Eddie Allegro
(@AllegroEddie) reported
@PostOffice You own cash You are only a depositer in a bank. They're different. If the FSCS support is ever removed you're in trouble. Digital money can be taken directly by a Capital Levy (The EU tried to do this in Cyprus in 2013).
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The Real Deal
(@theRealDeal506) reported
@Obi1_Shinobi @PostOffice Cash machines out of cash - no money. Shop out of change in the till - no money. I’ve experienced these more than chip and pin going down.
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Shop4Ducks
(@Shop4Ducks) reported
@RoyalMailHelp @PostOffice But I have and they are not interested - I am a RM48 account customer, and I am unable to drop my parcels off, that I have paid for, and my customers are expecting to receive.
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Shasta
(@ShastaSharon) reported
@PostOffice No problem I feel very strongly about this.
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James24
(@Jamestheboredd) reported
@PostOffice The real issue isn't what's easier for Stefan. It's about state control, cash in hand will disappear which means they can tax everything. It will then lead to a rise in bitcoin and other forms of transaction.
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Mark Amies
(@Superfast72) reported
@PostOffice It was, but why should that be an issue? A huge number of people use @Outlook