Virgin Media outages and service status in Llandysul, Wales
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Users are reporting problems related to: internet, wi-fi and total blackout.
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- Virgin Media generated 0 outage signals in the last 24 hours around Llandysul, including 0 direct reports.
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 Llandysul, Wales
The chart below shows the number of Virgin Media reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Llandysul, Wales and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
August 15: Problems at Virgin Media
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Virgin Media Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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⚛️ 🏴☠️BlackFeared🏴 (@Loftusm24) reported@virginmedia since the six week holidays have started you're internet as been absolute ****.....
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AHMADINHO 🇳🇬🇬🇧 (@dinho_1545) reported@Buzillion Now three is giving me 15 pounds option sha , the problem is the building only had virgin media service
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Frazzz (@FrazzzYT) reported"There is intermittent signal in your area" so what did @virginmedia spend nearly a week destroying the Internet in this area actually fix... can't wait to leave once Openreach finish their build in this area. Sick of terrible service. Trying to run a business lol
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stevefairclough (@stevefairclough) reported@virginmedia What a shitshow. Possibly the worst experience I’ve had in my life trying to deal with your crappy AI bots… I’d appreciate a phone number….
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Darren (@DarrenMoggie66) reported@virginmedia you’re sky sports + streaming is awful and not working ,get it sorted you take enough money of us at least give us what we pay for
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James Durrant (@je_durrant) reported@virginmedia Well, your support line have now told me that you won’t be fixing the line until 24th September, and even then they can’t guarantee it. I’m calling tomorrow to cancel everything
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Mattey (@Matteysan) reported@marshallavfc @AVFCStore No issues here. Virgin Media.
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Eamonn Hunt (@eamonnhunt) reported@virginmedia you need to up your game guys. Two weeks of intermittent connectivity and the best you can do is tell me that I need someone to come to my home but Ill have to pay a £25 fee if I miss the booking slot. How about I charge you £25 per day for lack of service?
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Stephen Maddock (@stephenm68) reported@virginmedia We’ve been w/out home broadband (B91) for 16 days. No info why it’s taking so long to fix. Date keeps shifting- for a week it was 5 Aug, then shifted to v specific 12 Aug @ 15:08. Today’s text said engineer here & fixing it. Then went back to 12th. What is going on??
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(Re)Search & Destroy (@TruthAsylum121) reportedTHREAD 8 — THE DEVICES Connectivity is only useful if people have something to connect. This takes us to Solidaritech in Bradford. The organisation was established in 2017 to refurbish unwanted technology and provide it to refugees and asylum seekers. It works with laptops, desktops, tablets and smartphones. The cumulative figure is now more than 5,000 devices since 2017. But that isn’t simply historical. Solidaritech is still operating. In 2025, Bechtle partnered with Solidaritech to repurpose 857 devices, including phones, laptops, PCs and tablets, which were donated to asylum seekers and refugees. Then there is Migrant Help. Through Community Calling, smartphones and free data have been provided specifically for asylum seekers and survivors of trafficking and modern slavery. Virgin Media O2 reported that Migrant Help had received 1,250 devices and free data, with a further 5,000 devices planned. Screen Share UK also received funding to provide devices, connectivity and repair training to refugees and asylum seekers. Its trainees then repaired and redistributed devices to other refugees. The device itself has therefore become part of an ongoing system. Technology is collected. It is refurbished. It is connected. It is distributed. And sometimes the recipient is taught how to repair the next device.