TalkTalk outages and service status in Laurencekirk, Scotland
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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.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Laurencekirk, Scotland
The chart below shows the number of TalkTalk reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Laurencekirk, 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 Near Laurencekirk, Scotland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Laurencekirk and nearby locations:
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scottelder (@scotteldxr) reported from Montrose, Scotland@TalkTalk are the single worst company I have ever dealt with. Same ongoing issue for 6 months and still getting ****** about.
TalkTalk Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Mary Holmes (@maryholmes61) reported@TalkTalk what is happening with the email service? I can't log in! And who is Everymail?
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Ruby Atkin (@ruby__ema) reported@TalkTalk why is your WiFi so slow atm
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Gazza (@kunsbannedhair) reported@biggle1908 ******* awful, unreliable as **** and the customer service is worse than turn of the century @TalkTalk
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George W (@Allez_oops) reported…of course, you and I know that all international numbers are prefixed with 00 - basic info that has been common knowledge for years. If you have setup a premium rate bar on your home telephone - be aware that if you are a TalkTalk customer, this security measure is redundant.
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Michael Trew (@MichaelTrewYork) reportedTalkTalk broadband was great but we’ve changed provider. Their customer service is the opposite of their broadband. Calls on 10/07, 14/07 and again today to cancel service. On my third person (so far) on today’s call. Send help and chocolate before I lose the will to live.
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Volodymyr Pavlenko (@mindinpanic) reported@business TalkTalk offloading wholesale to Telecel is the sensible move, the consumer side has been dragging them down
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QuiteTolerable (@QuiteTolerable) reported@whisperwoIf you would HATE talktalk it never wants to do the mf walkwalk 🫠
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Dave O (@llqdave) reported@edsxevents Talktalk and "great leadership" in the same post? Aren't they frantically selling off parts of the company before they go bust? Take one look at their customer service reviews and ask whether "the right trade-offs" include offshoring customer support.
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ap Austin (@apAustin1) reportedFN brilliant you get on the mobile to TalkTalk to report a land line fault, they keep you hanging on for an hour+ and then the line drops out. Its a similar story with their online service. No wonder Britain has gon down the drain.
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Twiggy Bigwood (@devilscustard) reportedHey @TalkTalk Your debt recovery company, Moorcroft, have just said they are instructed by you to collect an overdue debt. They are saying they might be able to ‘unbar our services’ if we pay. Considering that you have never given us the service which we paid you for, consistently, for over four years, it is rather ironic. You sent four engineers - two of which gave completely conflicting advice which cost us money - and our account was for fibre broadband. There is NO fibre broadband where we live. Should we send you a bill for four years of payments for non-service? I believe our bill will be considerably larger. Address this problem correctly. Apologise for utterly appalling customer service and call off your spurious claims. You owe your customers for false promises and no service.