TalkTalk Outage Report in Portadown, Northern Ireland
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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.
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E-mailProblems in the last 24 hours in Portadown, Northern Ireland
The chart below shows the number of TalkTalk reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Portadown 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 TalkTalk users through our website.
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Internet (66%)
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Wi-fi (14%)
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E-mail (7%)
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Total Blackout (6%)
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Phone (5%)
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TV (2%)
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TalkTalk Issues Reports Near Portadown, Northern Ireland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Portadown and nearby locations:
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Shea Duffy
(@sduffy10) reported
from
Lurgan, Northern Ireland
**** TalkTalk internet goes down more than Jack Grealish in the peno box! 15mins until #MUNMCI and no internet fuckkkkkk
TalkTalk Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Jai
(@Recklessjai124) reported
@corybassett08 @virginmedia @TalkTalk Facts. Same as virgin media, Virgin are the scum of the wifi world. Awful
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Daniel Duffield
(@Danduffy1010) reported
@TalkTalk your customer service is so bad it’s unreal. 40 mins on the phone and got no where.
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mike d
(@MikeDiver) reported
@Doctor_Cupcakes If I tell you, they will surely ask me to slide into their DMs to see if we can sort the issue. It's TalkTalk. Now, to be fair to them, it's OpenReach who've specifically ****** this. But TalkTalk have been useless in communicating, in helping in any meaningful way.
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Emmanuel Kweku Apaloo
(@ApalooK) reported
Why is @TalkTalk allowing a fake Samsung TV to be connected to our broadband network when we do not have a TV package nor watch TV online? Is it to cover up for the criminality of the previous providers? @bt_uk and the rest of them
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Mick Gowar
(@GowarMick) reported
@thatkirstylang @RoyalMail From Co-op today: ‘ Criminals are calling customers posing as telecom broadband providers such as BT, TalkTalk etc. Be vigilant to any calls and never agree to download something on to your device that allows somebody to access it remotely.’
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The Taffinaitor
(@taffia09) reported
@TalkTalk is there a problem in the NP22 5DN area as I have no Internet
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The Unknown Stuntman
(@ustuntman) reported
@TalkTalk Hi my internet has been down for at least 13 hours but i cannot get any support
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Molly Tyreman
(@MollyTyreman) reported
@TalkTalk appalling service from you, my contract ended and I did NOT wish to renew due to circumstances. I received an email from you saying thanks for staying- I called to tell you this was incorrect and I was Passed around and after 30mins on hold the call was cancelled
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Martin Bailey
(@MartinB42848713) reported
@OpenreachHelp Had appointment to install fibre broadband 21/4, you couldn't finish job. Contacted my provider TalkTalk who said would be done by today but no show. Now given date of 17/05 to finish work which isn't acceptable, only contact is via Twitter, great customer service!
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Mick Gowar
(@GowarMick) reported
@thatkirstylang @RoyalMail Notification from Co-op of further scams: ‘Criminals are calling customers posing as telecom broadband providers such as BT, TalkTalk etc. Be vigilant to any calls and never agree to download something on to your device that allows somebody to access it remotely.’