Post Office Outage Report in Craigavon, Northern Ireland
Some problems detected
Users are reporting problems related to: internet, total blackout and wi-fi.
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 Craigavon, Northern Ireland
The chart below shows the number of Post Office reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Craigavon and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
November 22: Problems at Post Office
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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%)
Community Discussion
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Post Office Issues Reports Near Craigavon, Northern Ireland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Craigavon and nearby locations:
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Baron of Sealand
(@BaronSealand) reported
from
Lurgan, Northern Ireland
@ApeGilded @PostOffice Well, intelligence dropped quickly there! You mean Royal Mail my dear! The Post Office is where Your mother collected her child support, which obviously didn’t go on your education!
Post Office Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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JMT_1976
(@jmt_1976) reported
@PostOffice This is crass in the extreme. Which focus group and management sat in a room and thought this was appropriate ?! I mean WTF?
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Boudica Jael
(@BoudicaJael) reported
@EyesWatchin @nigelsutherland @PostOffice I don’t think he really has any idea what’s it’s like to scrape pennies together. Lots of us do though. Cashless would be terrible for the vulnerable of society.
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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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Citizens Advice Allerdale
(@AllerdaleCAB) reported
We support #SaveOurCash 1 in 4 people use local @PostOffice to access cash and other banking services. It's even more important for those living in rural areas, older people and those on low incomes. We need to protect this vital service
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FunBags - Helping ******** who've lost their voice
(@FunBags28481740) reported
@LaurenGNC_Butch @jasrichards2 @PostOffice Unfortunately it's not just perps of violence who are the issue - many abusers use financial control via joint bank accounts, businesses and forcing the target to put bills in their name. A friend also had £20k of credit card debt fraudulently racked up in her name by an ex
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Siân Davis
(@siany_d) reported
@Gooner_Bri @PostOffice Thats not a post office service im afraid
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Diana Brewster
(@DianaBrewster11) reported
@Lynzb99 @PostOffice Does it ever occur to you that some of these so called “absolute ******** sat at a meeting” are actually women who have themselves a lived experience of being poor as children and whose families were victims of violence reliant on trying to get by on tiny sums of cash to survive?
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Manjeet
(@Manjeet21805125) reported
@IndiaPostOffice Very poor service at Post office Serampore .many people are waiting here to link contact no with Aadhar but here is not any person available to do this task shame on # Postoffice service
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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
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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 your in trouble. Digital money can be taken directly by a Capital Levy (The EU tried to do this in Cyprus in 2013).