Virgin Media outages and service status in Linlithgow, Scotland
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- Virgin Media generated 0 outage signals in the last 24 hours around Linlithgow, including 0 direct reports.
- The most common problems reported in this area mention Internet, TV, and Wi-fi.
- The most recent signal from this area was received Apr 3, 3:29 PM GMT+1.
- Internet (36%)
- TV (36%)
- Wi-fi (21%)
- Total Blackout (7%)
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Linlithgow, Scotland
The chart below shows the number of Virgin Media reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Linlithgow, 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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Live Outage Map Near Linlithgow, Scotland
The most recent Virgin Media outage reports came from the following cities: Livingston, Falkirk, Dunfermline, Alloa, Grangemouth, Bonnybridge, and Bathgate.
| City | Problem Type | Report Time |
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 Livingston
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TV | 6 days ago |
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Livingston
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Wi-fi | 9 days ago |
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Livingston
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Wi-fi | 11 days ago |
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Virgin Media Issues Reports Near Linlithgow, Scotland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Linlithgow and nearby locations:
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ianjac (@ianjac2) reported from Harthill, Scotland@virginmedia No there isn't I was meant to get an engineer out last Saturday according to your live help chat line and that never happened
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Ian Fitzpatrick (@Ianiesta8) reported from Falkirk, Scotland@virginmedia I was looking to upgrade to a TV Package, but the deal for a new customer was far better than the deal I was offered.
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Arek Kwapis (@AG_Developer) reported from Falkirk, ScotlandSorry folks for the very sudden end of stream, @virginmedia is doing works in my area and that means until 2024, every 4th of the month my inet will go down. Today and 2 days ago where exceptions to prepare for the works. Sorry folks!
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Tomahawk Kid © 🏴 (@tartanjammies) reported from Currie, Scotland@virginmedia No known issue. We called (on mobile) and have a tech booked for Tuesday night!! Not good enough my wife is a key NHS worker and needs to phone patients and update over Internet. We now have neither so WFH impossible.
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Andrew Kemp (@andrew_kemp) reported from Currie, Scotland@MakeDigitalWork @virginmedia I feel your pain! They provide such a poor service, with poor equipment and poor support. Holding them in breach of contract now as they are not providing what I am paying them for, cancelling and getting fttp with @bt_uk installed in 2 weeks
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Andrew Kemp (@andrew_kemp) reported from Currie, Scotland@virginmedia I’d love you to help by sorting out the shoddy service in the area!
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Linda Hamilton (@Lindsham1) reported from Whitecross, ScotlandGot Premier Sports for todays game through Virgin Media at £9.99 with the option to cancel after 30 days. 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
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paul macready (@duklaprm) reported from Broxburn, Scotland@SkyUK would love skyglass right now. Will u pay my early exit contract fees from @virginmedia so I can end this hellish service before christmas. Thanks.
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Paula ❤️🏴 (@scottishchicp) reported from Broxburn, Scotland@scuj1 @virginmedia Oh never thought of that!
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Tomahawk Kid © 🏴 (@tartanjammies) reported from Currie, Scotland@virginmedia is there an issue with broadband in eh14? Becoming a regular weekend occurrence.....
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Alan Currie (@alancurrie1991) reported from Livingston, Scotland@virginmedia spent over an hour trying to speak to someone about a damaged line to get an engineer out and then got hung up on can you help?
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Tomahawk Kid © 🏴 (@tartanjammies) reported from Currie, Scotland@virginmedia Looking for an priority tech visit for a key health worker. Tuesday night is poor poor service in current climate
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RAIN MAN🌂🌧 I SAY UR ALL TO GOD DARN SENSTIVE 😜 (@lovemojo1991) reported from Falkirk, Scotland@virginmedia our network and other people's internet down again!! Seriously this keeps happening
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KR@HFC1875 (@hibezzz) reported from Currie, ScotlandVirgin media, tried all day to call and the line is constantly not available, terrible service , make a complaint on line and they say it will take up to 28 days to respond , who gets away with treating customers like that , unbelievable
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Stevie Beveridge 🏴🐝 (@StevieBev) reported from Falkirk, Scotland@dddun0407 @virginmedia You will have to pay mega too as well, utter scumbag of a company, even with what’s going on in the world they won’t give a shit about you x
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Tomahawk Kid © 🏴 (@tartanjammies) reported from Currie, Scotland@virginmedia ? We spoke to a colleague on the help desk. The phone and Internet now appears back up but it did this all day yesterday, sporadic connections.
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Arek Kwapis (@AG_Developer) reported from Falkirk, Scotland@virginmedia Unfortunately no. I've spoken to multiple agents all day and an engineer is scheduled for tomorrow. If it isn't intermittent outage, it's a massive speed decrease (currently getting 50Mbps down/3Mbps up on a Gig1 line, usually 800Mbps down/55Mbps up)
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Andrew Kemp (@andrew_kemp) reported from Currie, Scotland@sharepointalex @virginmedia Feel your pain! They are up and down like a yo-yo here which is why I took the plunge and jumped to another provider, take it there is no other fibre offerings in your area?
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FD (@F_Dev1888) reported from Falkirk, Scotland@virginmedia They said credit will be applied but can’t do it just now as the system is down. 🤔 @Ofcom
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Yvonne Harley 🤘🏻🎶☠️ (@YvonneGHarley) reported from Glenochil Village, ScotlandWhen you watch the status updates from @virginmedia and it goes past the planned resolution time - when working from home becomes a challenge- eta now tomorrow so that’ll have been nearly 30 hours with no service #workingfromhomechallenges
Virgin Media Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Bernard Mullins (@BernardMullins2) reportedIs #virginmedia down in Terenure area now.
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Ace (@Ace053381840899) reported@EE Howyou promoting new wifi box when the signal is so weak and slow.. Either fix or might go with virgin media
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Startup Heist (@startupheist) reportedLook up Scammer Payback on YouTube. This guy has 8.6 million subscribers. Over a billion views. His whole thing is picking up scam calls and keeping scammers talking for as long as humanly possible. Sometimes 40 minutes. All of it recorded, edited, posted. Content gold. Kitboga does the same thing. 3.6 million subs. Makes about $450K a year wasting scammers' time. These legends built an entire content genre out of revenge customer service. And they're both doing it manually in 2026. See the pattern? Smell the opportunity? Not yet? Okay: Virgin Media actually built an AI granny called Daisy in 2024. She answered scam calls, confused the hell out of scammers, kept them on the line for 40-50 minutes. 1,800 pieces of media coverage. After paying £20K to robo-granny and winning some big deal marketing award, they pat themselves on the back and just sayonara everybody. See it now? 52.5 billion robocalls hit Americans last year. 71% of people say they want a way to get back at scammers. The creators already proved the audience. The AI already proved it works. The product that puts them together — an app where an AI persona answers your suspicious calls, wastes their time, and turns the transcript into a clip you can post — is sitting right there. Jolly Roger Telephone Company already does a basic version. $1.2 million a year at $24 per subscriber. Running on ChatGPT. That's with zero creator tools and zero viral mechanics. Add auto-clipping, captions, one-click export to Shorts and Reels, and every scam call becomes a piece of content. The consumer app gets people in. The creator layer is where it prints. Use our playbook, or not, seriously someone build this already.
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Gilesy 🐀 (@GrotBiscuits) reported@virginmedia after about 15 years continual contracts I decide to move on as your broadband speeds never increase and i get stung with £100+ early disconnection fee. I can honestly say I wont ever be back with that type of loyalty.
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Sinead Kelly (@SineadK86316028) reported@VirginMediaIE isn’t there anyone to help vulnerable customers in Virgin Media? We’ve had a nightmare today with the installation of a new modem which naturally isn’t working or connected to the internet - we paid for a technician to install it for my elderly infirm mother
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Mike Howe 💙 (@MiguelHowe) reportedHi @virginmedia you said that you had sorted my issue with the account, sent me a letter saying that you would credit my bill, haven't, now have charged me twice. Honestly. 🤮
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Paul Curtis 💙 (@paulallancurtis) reportedYes, all weekend @virginmedia. Pretty poor, I get that it is Easter weekend but 4 days with no Broadband is bonkers.
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Sandy Muir (@SandyRMuir) reported@virginmedia Really poor customer experience these last couple of days regarding renewal of services! Different conversations and quoted various increases to service in chat service. Lower offer quoted on my login page yesterday now withdrawn according to guy on phone just now?
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Startup Heist (@startupheist) reportedLook up Scammer Payback on YouTube. This guy has 8.6 million subscribers. Over a billion views. His whole thing is picking up scam calls and keeping scammers talking for as long as humanly possible. Sometimes 40 minutes. All of it recorded, edited, posted. Content gold. Kitboga does the same thing. 3.6 million subs. Makes about $450K a year wasting scammers' time. These legends built an entire content genre out of revenge customer service. And they're both doing it manually in 2026. See the pattern? Smell the opportunity? Not yet? Okay: Virgin Media actually built an AI granny called Daisy in 2024. She answered scam calls, confused the hell out of scammers, kept them on the line for 40-50 minutes. 1,800 pieces of media coverage. After paying £20K to robo-granny and winning some big deal marketing award, they pat themselves on the back and just sayonara everybody. See it now? 52.5 billion robocalls hit Americans last year. 71% of people say they want a way to get back at scammers. The creators already proved the audience. The AI already proved it works. The product that puts them together — an app where an AI persona answers your suspicious calls, wastes their time, and turns the transcript into a clip you can post — is sitting right there. Jolly Roger Telephone Company already does a basic version. $1.2 million a year at $24 per subscriber. Running on ChatGPT. That's with zero creator tools and zero viral mechanics. Add auto-clipping, captions, one-click export to Shorts and Reels, and every scam call becomes a piece of content. The consumer app gets people in. The creator layer is where it prints. Use our playbook, or not, seriously someone build this already.