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Virgin Media outages and service status in Truro, England

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Users are reporting problems related to: internet, tv and wi-fi.

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  • Virgin Media generated 0 outage signals in the last 24 hours around Truro, including 0 direct reports.
  • The most common problems reported in this area mention TV.
  • The most recent signal from this area was received Jul 21, 4:04 PM GMT+1.
  • 100% TV (100%)

Virgin Media offers mobile phone, television, broadband internet and phone service over the cable network. Virgin Media is part of NTL:Telewest. Virgin's mobile service is available under the Virgin Mobile brand, which operates as a mobile virtual network operator using the T-Mobile and Orange networks.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Truro, England

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

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Live Outage Map Near Truro, England

The most recent Virgin Media outage reports came from the following cities: Newquay.

CityProblem TypeReport Time
Newquay TV 4 days ago

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Newquay

1 recent signals

4 days ago

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Virgin Media Issues Reports Near Truro, England

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Truro and nearby locations:

  • grannyluvsdub
    grannyluvsdub (@grannyluvsdub) reported from Porthtowan, England

    @EdwardJDavey @timleunig @virginmedia Problem is that it's the same across the board. Bad Comms & ridiculous processes to blame in my limited experience.

  • cornisheventing
    cornish events (@cornisheventing) reported from Redruth, England

    @virginmedia Basically I took out a sim only being told I could upgrade after 3 months that was 11 months ago. So when my contract is up in feb how do I cancel it as other providers will give me the contract

  • Tamsininnit
    Sarah Tamsin (@Tamsininnit) reported from Crantock, England

    @vmbusinesshelp @vmbusiness This was not a fault. It was planned maintenance works. As a business customer I should have been informed, but I wasn't and I lost hundreds of pounds 🙃 Virgin Media have, out of kindness, refunded me £2.30 🙃🙃🙃

  • sophsweet
    Sophie Sweatman (@sophsweet) reported from Falmouth, England

    @SumayyaBfd @JustMeBeingMe4 @virginmedia I would recommend Utility Warehouse as they provide discounts for more utilities and other sustainability things and their customer service are really responsive, even during lockdown.

  • cornisheventing
    cornish events (@cornisheventing) reported from Redruth, England

    @virginmedia hi I took out a sim only nearly a year ago in the promise I could upgrade after three months that obviously didn’t happen, it’s up on 19/2 do I need to cancel with you or will it cancel automatically

  • TRIMATINES
    Trishs mobile hair (@TRIMATINES) reported from Camborne, England

    @virginmedia why is it so difficult for you to stop emails going to me for the last 3 years that are not me, I do not have a virgin media account and never have, yet on reporting to you numerous times it hasn’t stopped.

Virgin Media Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • TheHashton
    Harry Ashton (@TheHashton) reported

    @DeviateDefiant @virginmedia @MoneySupermkt I regularly threaten to cancel on renewal, instead of paying £80-85+ or whatever they want me to pay I get it for £30ish. I've been doing that for a decade now but it's just annoying if you miss a month or so. Gonna look into Openreach through

  • erm2urm
    Urm (@erm2urm) reported

    Not long upgraded to 360. Is there a reason I need to login to @BBCiPlayer every single time I open it? I can't get into my @DisneyPlus account on one of the boxes. Not too happy with this 360 service atm. Could you help please @virginmedia

  • _DundeePerfect_
    A.Brown (@_DundeePerfect_) reported

    @robhinds @virginmedia I have never been told I need anything other than broadband.... even if do decide to have a home phone that now plugs right in to the router.

  • Edeaulx
    Adrian Weale (@Edeaulx) reported

    It's becoming increasingly clear that @VirginMedia customer service is based on the premise that if you make it excruciatingly difficult to make a complaint and then follow it up, people will simply not bother.

  • UAVHive
    UAVHive (@UAVHive) reported

    @Edeaulx @virginmedia Having worked in telecoms I can vouch for the fact that Virgin Media's customer service is atrocious and I'd argue is the worst in the industry. I would never be a customer of theirs ever again.

  • Fletchmyster85
    Adam Fletcher (@Fletchmyster85) reported

    @virginmedia It's tells me you'll be in touch within 48 hours, it's now over 72 hours and nothing. You didn't send me an email with my ticket details of the complaint, got back to the page to make a note 20mins later and the page had gone. Absolute shambles. Broken service & broken support!

  • HoMcArdle
    Craig McArdle (@HoMcArdle) reported

    Absolutely no ***** given @virginmedia India and Malaysia are your only options as a customer. Poor people having to deal with vm ****** policies. FYI if you make more than one complaint about the same issue, they close the previous ones as resolved. They simply disappear.

  • joper90
    joe90 (@joper90) reported

    @DeviateDefiant @virginmedia @MoneySupermkt Go with zen internet, 15 years and zero issues . Don’t go with the big ones

  • Lucian_Caracy
    Lucian Caracy (@Lucian_Caracy) reported

    @DeviateDefiant @virginmedia @MoneySupermkt Im having this issue right now, although its at £77 I believe, they keep hanging up/cutting me off, dont call when they say they will and keep billing me and cutting me off, I cant get through to anyone who makes sense.

  • WolfofX
    Wolf of X (@WolfofX) reported

    In 2003, Stan Beaton lost his wife, Ruby, to stomach cancer. Before she passed away, she had recorded the voicemail greeting for their home telephone. It was an ordinary message to anyone else, but to Stan it became the last recording of her voice. For more than a decade, he kept that voicemail safe. He even stayed with the same phone company because he feared changing providers might erase it. Whenever he missed Ruby, he would call his own home just to hear her say, "Sorry, at the moment, Stan and Ruby are not available..." For him, those few seconds were enough to bring her close again. Then, in December 2014, a network upgrade accidentally deleted the recording. Stan was heartbroken. He later said it felt like losing his wife all over again. Believing there was nothing left to lose, he contacted Virgin Media and asked if there was any way to recover it. What followed was something no one expected. Eleven telecommunications engineers spent three days searching through backup systems for a single deleted audio file. They described it as looking for a needle in a haystack, but they refused to give up. They found it. Instead of simply returning the recording, BBC Radio Leeds arranged a surprise during an interview with Stan. As Ruby's familiar voice filled the room once again, he broke down in tears. "That's her. Wonderful. Wonderful." The company later gave Stan permanent copies of the recording on a CD so he would never have to fear losing it again. It wasn't just a recovered voicemail. It was the return of the last words he could still hear from the woman he loved, a voice that had waited silently for years until someone cared enough to bring it back.