Post Office outages and service status in Maesteg, Wales
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Maesteg, Wales
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Post Office Issues Reports Near Maesteg, Wales
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Maesteg and nearby locations:
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Jordan Thomas (@JordanThomas75) reported from Maesteg, Wales@PostOffice absolutely disgusted at the service I’ve received from your car insurance branch, change car to a vehicle 8 groups lower and you ramp the price up, then when I try to cancel get told it’ll cost £120, also told payments can’t be altered, disgusting!!
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Hot Dog Trainer (@ondineb) reported from Ferndale, Wales@PostOffice @RoyalMailHelp I think I'll tea reach out to @MindCharity who sends a broken bloody QR code?
Post Office Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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julian (@Julian2017124) reportedWhy can’t the @PostOffice simply accept that their Camberwell branch has been making repeated errors, that their staff clearly needs proper retraining (and more than just that), and that customers deserve a genuine apology when these incidents happen?
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Nicola Chapman (@blonde_moment83) reported@RoyalMailHelp @PostOffice hi, I sent something tracked 24 on Thursday morning and today the tracking says they were unable to deliver it today. Can you help please?
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Meat-Head (@MeatHead_Motors) reported@ianc666 @DonaldPond6 @PostOffice Embarrassing 😳 when retail customer gets same part same price as you in trade!
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bryan mathieson (@bmmtweet) reportedEspecially when if we are lucky we get only three actual deliveries a week. Often down to just two most weeks @RoyalMail @PostOffice
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Katie MacScottie (@katiegilchrist) reported@Rantsofus1 @DonaldPond6 @PostOffice No actually. I want to pay for the appropriate service not be absolutely fleeced by someone who thinks they can charge me the top price regardless of need.
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David Best (@Davidantbest) reported@PostOffice completely list all faith in PO. I needed three things delivered this week. One was some medication, one was a bank card. All on next day delivery. 7 days later not one has been delivered. Awful service from a service that used to be reliable.
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I poke badgers with spoons 🌺 (@PokeBadgers) reported@AnonSocials @DonaldPond6 @PostOffice Royal mail customer service is appalling
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Tim O'Brien (@timobruhasleft) reported@BBCBreakfast hospital appointment letters routinely arrive late. Last week a customs clearance letter arrived after a week telling me the goods would be returned to Malaysia 5 days from the letter date. The @PostOffice “wants to help”. How exactly?
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Paul Onky (@CGarboid) reported@PostOffice Yes, you can upgrade a Freepost item to "Signed For" (recorded delivery) by taking it to a Post Office counter and paying the additional fee. While the recipient usually pays for Freepost, you pay to upgrade the service for extra tracking paying only for the recorded service upg
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julian (@Julian2017124) reportedUnlike my experiences with @PostOffice and @WilliamHill who fought me every single step, refused to apologise, and never properly fixed their mistakes, at least Sky has shown a real difference. This highlights how some companies seem to think they’re above the law, above being challenged, and completely unaccountable for their actions and decisions. Importantly, it’s not about companies always giving in or admitting the customer is right every single time sometimes the customer can be wrong. But when the customer has clear evidence that proves their side of the story beyond reasonable doubt, it shouldn’t be difficult for a company to simply say: “Yes, we made a mistake here’s your full payout.” Take the £5.75 @WilliamHill owed/owes me but refused and still refusing to pay properly they should have just admitted the error and fixed it. Why do some companies struggle so much to be honest and say sorry when things go wrong? It doesn’t have to end in long adjudication processes or court battles. Disputes should be settled fairly and quickly through agreement, not turned into fights.