TalkTalk outages and service status in Launceston, England
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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 Launceston, England
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TalkTalk Issues Reports Near Launceston, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Launceston and nearby locations:
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Tyler Worth (@TylerJWorth) reported from Saint Cleer, EnglandMy #opensignal TRUE Speed Test on #Wifi Why is upload never even remotely balanced with download speeds @TalkTalk
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Haydon Beagley (@haydonbeagley) reported from Launceston, England@JMaso846 @ThisIsNoahEvans With BT is a love/hate thing if your in a good area you can get good service. Otherwise it’s poor. Had nothing but trouble with companies like TalkTalk. Could barely get 10.
TalkTalk Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Mini67!x (@jellywellys99) reported@TalkTalk what a shameful company to send a disabled customer and email with DAGGERS as bullet points! I am trying to set up a payment plan to pay my final bill but refused as I'm no longer a customer I am struggling with debt I will be taking this to the papers!
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Paul Flather (@flatherings) reportedSo then this guy asks for £1 deposit refundable I am reassured to solve my problem presumably on behalf of @Talktalk who are my erstwhile WiFi suppliers but have gone into cyberspace ….after a few exchanges he says for £22 he will connect to my system abc solve it for me ?
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Josh (@jxsh9999) reportedNo I’m not because @TalkTalk the money grabbing little ***** want to shut down my wifi,I hope you liquidate
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Carla 🏠 (@fliickernh) reported@TalkTalk on the phone with an agent trying to fix my grandmothers phone line but was told an engineer can’t come until next week. She’s 90, lives alone and relies on a panic button so can’t be without her phone, is it possible for someone to come sooner?
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AJ (@AjWordsly) reportedI saw your update re customer service but you are not replying !! We've had no WiFi since Sunday! @TalkTalk
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Gilly G (@glg70) reported@Utilitywaremal still waiting in a call more than 2 week later on a dispute on pricing since you took over TalkTalk, absolutely abysmal service, overpriced & clearly don’t care about customers, was with aol/talktalk for 24 years with rarely an issue!
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Graeme M (@graeme_manley) reported@TalkTalk are by far the worst company in the UK at present, their customer service and prices are insanely bad. I hope this company does not exist in the next 12 months. There will be no job losses as I'm sure they employ zero staff
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G (@gilbertsanchz) reportedReal world weight, then the fix. SQL injection has powered some of the largest breaches in history. The 2017 Equifax era of breaches, TalkTalk, Heartland Payment Systems: hundreds of millions of records, much of it through injection flaws. It has sat at the top of the OWASP vulnerability lists for two decades. The fixes are well known. For SQLi: parameterized queries, which keep user input permanently separated from database commands. For XSS: input validation and output encoding, so anything a user submits gets treated as text, never as runnable code. Never trust user input. Sanitize and validate everything, every time.
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Lucas 😏 (@itsmelucasdt) reported@TalkTalk Hi, I live in a building that constantly has issues with its broadband provider. We’re talking about at least 150 flats and around 400 people that are willing to change their provider. How can I, a talktalk customer, can refer a whole building of flats to move to talktalk?
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Roland Armes (@roley999) reported@TalkTalk here we go again: Parents (I am the account holder) have another fault with their broadband. They’re on the vulnerable customer list. I have tried the number I was given by the chief exec team last time but am now stuck in a text/bot chat loop of doom. Please reach out.