Post Office Outage Report in Darlington, 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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Total Blackout (51%)
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Internet (31%)
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Wi-fi (11%)
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E-mail (7%)
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Post Office Issues Reports Near Darlington, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Darlington and nearby locations:
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Dave Charnley
(@charnleyphoto) reported
from
Stockton-on-Tees, England
The @PostOffice car insurance renewal for a new car is £491 + £20 admin + instalment charges and to cancel costs £50! Other companies start at £350 #ripoffPostOffice
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David Bourne
(@DavidBourne1978) reported
from
Stockton-on-Tees, England
@PostOffice if you offer a service, offer the service. 4 branches with no photocopier to authenticate ID. What a joke.
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Marisha pooni
(@marisha_p01) reported
from
Billingham, England
@PostOffice horizons systems down - any update on when this will be sorted!!! Affecting businesses, customers being turned away!!
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David Bourne
(@DavidBourne1978) reported
from
Thornaby-on-Tees, England
@PostOffice I can pick up **** toys for £1 but not a photocopy service?
Post Office Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Stop Whinging
(@UK_StopWhinging) reported
@WIBUFO @weechoukie @PostOffice Tough ****. They should get a grip.
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Claire Brookes
(@BrookesClaire) reported
@PostOffice Click and drop. In the end 2 post offices. And 1 tried to scan the code and said it wasn't compatible. We even went to the main delivery office who said they only do this before 9am??? What sort of service is that? No wonder the post office is struggling to stay in business.
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zasch(זאש)
(@zasch17) reported
@PostOffice Cash costs a lot , causes many fraudulent issues, and is a virus vehicle, so why keep it? Stefan can use a contactless card to do all of that and more, without having to carry & count cash
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Winston’s Supporter
(@hopeful_sam) reported
@PostOffice That’s rubbish. Tom you are trying to promote the Post Office’s role. It’s disgusting you try and pretend otherwise. “Come to the PO, we can help even if you are being battered”. It’s so sick and you don’t see it. #PostOfficeShame
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Trudi Kitney
(@TrudiKitney) reported
@PostOffice Well, at the risk of getting ’trolled’, I can’t see a problem with this marketing idea - there are plenty of people out there that have done this/are doing this already…
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No new normal 84 🏴
(@novaxgirl) reported
@spidermanmsy @sillyoldjen @PostOffice Asda ask for your postcode WTF?
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Sameer Khan
(@SameerK54089360) reported
@Philip471 @PostOffice I've double checked the services/prices charged to Pakistan via the Royal Mail Price checker. It is still coming up as £6.85. And I also sent some letters to Pakistan last month which were £6.85 for the same service.
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𝐍Ⓘℕ𝓳ค
(@Obi1_Shinobi) reported
@Al652 @UBn9ohogz0XOFWP @PostOffice In Sweden this month the CO-OP was closed down across the country after a cyber attack. The system is far too fragile and always will be to be cashless
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Anthony
(@_Anthonysb_) reported
@PostOffice This is where the government should step in and offer emergency loans or grants to those suffering domestic abuse. They would not then need to stay in an awful relationship but can get out immediately and then save to pay the loan back.
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Caroline BS
(@carolinebos) reported
@JonMathias8 @ChrisNJWilliams @PostOffice I used to work with adults with learning disabilities, who were not so severely disabled that they needed care and support all the time. They were almost all illiterate and many would have struggled with apps etc but they could manage cash.