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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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.
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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
TalkTalk Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Dianne 👱♀️🐶🐾🍫🍷 (@Diannejojo10) reported@riprap1 @TalkTalk Well let's see if the engineer turns up tomorrow and can fix it.........
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Carly Louise Abbott (@CarlyLouiseGlen) reported@WeAreOpenreach As per my original message... It's Openreach that keep cancelling coming out to fix the fault ! So what good is trying to go back to Talktalk when the fault is with Openreach?!
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Paul Ivory (@paulivory1963) reportedWhat an absolute shower of sh1t your company is. After over an hour of trying to talk with someone who actually wants to care and deal with an issue, I've got nowhere excepy angry and stressed. You are an absolute indescribable, shoddy outfir @TalkTalk #talktalk
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Mary Holmes (@maryholmes61) reported@TalkTalk If it's quicker for me to deal with you then okay. But Im anxious im missing important emails. Please help.
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kayd (@kaydfnr) reportedwhat’s best isp for routing? TalkTalk is awful I have 30 ping without exitlag whilst pixelbot has 20 and he’s on the other side of wales
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KLN (@red_rose1975) reported@travis542372663 I have made numerous phone calls and registered 2 complaints in writing to TalkTalk recently and they never call back as they promise to. I have been with them for nearly 20 years I have had terrible internet connection since the start of May.
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Steven A. McKay (@SA_McKay) reportedTalkTalk really bad for anyone else over the past few days? Either really slow or just down completely for minutes at a time. @TalkTalk
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Curlers21 (@curlers21) reported@GothOnABrompton @EE thats why i never moved from Talktalk, as long as the costs are good, my speeds and cnnection work then **** all that mess transfering over to Virgin as i was going to only for friends to warn me off them
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Azraël (@azrael_options) reported@FirstSquawk TalkTalk headlines are a classic deal-premium trap — retail sees a spike and forgets the network arm is being carved out. Market makers will pin price while algos front-run the headline, but the real bid only shows once Octopus puts terms on paper. If those talks collapse, the gap down burns every late buyer — and that's exactly when the smart money quietly steps in.
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Catherine Arthur (@CatArthurian) reportedUpdate... They want my 82 yr old mum to send a speed test result by connecting the computer (upstairs) to the router (downstairs) via ethernet cable (which they don't have). 🤨 I explained that they won't be able to do that - they don't have a laptop, and it's not practical to unplug their pc and relocate it next to the router - they just can't physically do it. TalkTalk were not interested and insist it's the only way they can check if they are not receiving the correct speeds – although they did tell me during my first call that they could see the speed was only 12mbps...🤔 They will send an ethernet cable by post anyway, or could send someone out to do it – £150 call out fee. Never mind. Contract ends in October and won't be renewed... Nice service for the elderly, what?