Post Office Outage Report in Blackpool, 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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The chart below shows the number of Post Office reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Blackpool 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 (42%)
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Total Blackout (32%)
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Wi-fi (16%)
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E-mail (11%)
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Post Office Issues Reports Near Blackpool, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Blackpool and nearby locations:
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Jonathan
(@GayToryJon) reported
from
Blackpool, England
@L1A75 @PostOffice And that’s the problem I’m afraid. Customers check the website and expect the opening times on there to be accurate. It’s pretty poor if that isn’t the case. Between postmasters and the company it needs rectifying.
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Jonathan
(@GayToryJon) reported
from
Blackpool, England
@L1A75 @PostOffice I understand that there are limits on small businesses operating hours. I can’t struggle to understand why the businesses can’t ensure their website is accurate. It’s simple customer service I’m afraid
Post Office Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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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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Dave F
(@DaveF63) reported
@PostOffice Translation: 'I've got a piss poor credit rating '
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Angel Kershaw Artist
(@angeltheartist5) reported
@PostOffice 2/2 whilst this might be "sustainable" (ie even more profitable) for you, hundreds of residents and businesses will be without a Post Office as the Co-Op won't offer the full range of services residents & businesses currently rely on.The worst decision at the worst possible time!
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Stefan (he / him)
(@DigitalStefan) reported
@NWitchtea @zasch17 @PostOffice Nope. That’s what I think is called a straw man argument. I haven’t broken or lost a phone in 20+ years. It’s unlikely to be stolen. It is extremely unlikely to be cloned in such a way as to bypass all my 2FA.
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Cup O'Tea
(@CupOTeaYo) reported
@fneepette @PostOffice It's not an advert for a service. Please read more carefully.
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The Don
(@TheDonOfSorare) reported
@siany_d @PostOffice @ClaireEWebb If they are campaigning to save physical money then I would have thought that they would support its use by offering such a service. Just seems a bit backwards, that's all.
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🐸Camelbutcher
(@MarkOfEngland1) reported
@PostOffice Imagine when the systems go down and no one can pay for that dinner on dinner break or fuel at the fuel station & we all know systems do go down for hour's or even day's also anyone seeking a cash alternative for minor infringement 's would be drawn to sinister alternatives 🤔🙄
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Yasmin Patel
(@LeilakYasmin) reported
@PostOffice Bad taste advert shame on you!
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Siân Davis
(@siany_d) reported
@TheDonOfSorare @PostOffice @ClaireEWebb The problem for post office branches is staying afloat not providing free services. There are plenty of services that generate income that revolve around cash
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Siân Davis
(@siany_d) reported
@TheDonOfSorare @PostOffice @ClaireEWebb A) the vast majority do not B) if people keep expecting favours there will be no post office to support the use of cash The post office is a business not a charity