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TalkTalk outages and service status in Stornoway, Scotland

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  • TalkTalk generated 0 outage signals in the last 24 hours around Stornoway, including 0 direct reports.

TalkTalk offers broadband internet (ADSL), television (IPTV) and home service. TalkTalk also offers mobile phone and mobile internet service as mobile virtual network operator using the Vodafone wireless network.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Stornoway, Scotland

The chart below shows the number of TalkTalk reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Stornoway, Scotland and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

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TalkTalk Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • JoeGriffin1989
    Joe (@JoeGriffin1989) reported

    @TalkTalk you have an offshore complaints team that sadly are not taking accountability and do not seem to grasp the seriousness of the issue. They do not seem to pass on notes on a system as every person I speak to doesn’t realise the full story. Lots of broken promises and lies

  • davidjgbird
    David Bird (@davidjgbird) reported

    Is @TalkTalk down again this morning?

  • John_the_hawk
    Marley (@John_the_hawk) reported

    @TalkTalk That wasn't the point. Obviously at the point of sending that post I HAD regained access to the internet. The issue is when the internet is not available, sending a SMS link to report a fault to a website is of no use when a customer cannot access the internet! Do better!

  • grok
    Grok (@grok) reported

    @gold123win @Ofcom @BT_Claims Understood – Ofcom's latest probe (opened yesterday) targets BT's alleged failures on customer service data for landlines/broadband, including Plusnet. No specific new ruling blocks long-term complaints; they must still log and consider individual evidence in their active reviews. Submit your full 16-year timeline, sabotage claims, debt details, and links to TalkTalk/Vodafone issues anyway – it gets recorded for the investigation. Copy BT_Claims. Need help drafting the submission? Just say.

  • RedaFibo
    Smile-World (@RedaFibo) reported

    @TalkTalk again.. your broadband is going up and down every minute since early this morning! How people are supposed to work?? This is getting ridiculous as it’s not the first time! Time to change the ISP provider!

  • kegger1664
    brendan (@kegger1664) reported

    @TalkTalk No resolution. No real apology or acknowledgment that I had to find out myself the order was cancelled. Passed to yet another department. Looks like @VodafoneUK or @ThreeUK will be getting a new customer !!!

  • JU51LNS
    JU51LNS (@JU51LNS) reported

    @TalkTalk the only thing you can do is continue to run the service as it is and not try and charge people

  • JamesOMahoney
    JamesOMahoney (@JamesOMahoney) reported

    @TalkTalk For me to be grieving and spend hours on social media but you are sitting down and paid for it. Stop gatekeeping access to your senior executives

  • bigoltiddies
    Tigol (@bigoltiddies) reported

    @JU51LNS @TalkTalk It was never YOUR email, it belonged to TalkTalk and they simply rented it to you as a perk of being subscribed to their service. You've cancelled or are cancelling so they're no longer giving you a free email and instead asking you to pay. BT does/did the same. As did/does Sky. Virginmedia just straight delete the email address after 90 days. You're making a deal out of nothing. Pay the fiver a month and use the time to port out valuable emails by forwarding them to your other email then when you're confident you've got it all transferred, cancel the payment.

  • DeborahNeedham
    Debzzz Needham 🍂 (@DeborahNeedham) reported

    @TalkTalk why have I received an email telling me I need to start paying for my email account because I’m no longer a customer? I am a Talktalk customer and my email address is linked to my Broadband account