Virgin Media outages and service status in Bridgwater, England
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Bridgwater, England
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Virgin Media Issues Reports Near Bridgwater, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Bridgwater and nearby locations:
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Rob Baker (@robnitm) reported from Kingston St Mary, England@julieo25 @virginmedia I’ve been on EE for three or four years. No trouble and a load of free data for my phone.
Virgin Media Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Gabby Harrington-Poole (@Gabarillo) reportedNon stop problems with @virginmedia over the last couple of months. Today is exceptionally bad. I’m unable to work from home, not great when you’ve got press deadlines. Bet there won’t be any reduction on the direct debit they take! Time for an official complaint I think!
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Lord Ryan Mehrabany-Burnett (@Ryanishistory) reported@virginmedia we are due to have an engineer come out on Monday to look at the new box and remote which you said we had to have and doesn’t work. We have received a text message that if someone over 18 isn’t in, you will fine us £25. Great customer service.
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Jackie (@boomerangjf) reported@virginmedia your service is diabolical ! We are still experiencing intermittent/reduction in service after being told it would be working properly from 29 July. I assume you will be expecting a reduction in payment from me?
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Rob Cur (@NC20023) reported@O2 why oh why have you made it so damned difficult to login to my account now that Virgin Media are involved ! All I want to do is login to my account the old fashioned way without the need to check my email, return to the original page etc…..
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Wilko 🇬🇧 (@Darren_W70) reported@virginmedia Not TV we have problems with You installed our fibre on the 29th still isn't working. Every time I call the operator goes through the same script then sends out an engineer. 3 visits so far they all say it's IT. Left my disabled wife and family without internet.
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Shardon (@shardon1980) reported@virginmedia I can’t send DMs but update. Issue won’t be fixed until 14th August . Absolutely unacceptable. No notice or comms I had to check myself. I pay you a lot of money. To be over 2 weeks with no WiFi is unacceptable. No details either and your hotline has a wait time of over 45 mins.
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It's Ahmad (@AhmadX_Official) reportedIn 2003, 68-year-old Stan Beaton said goodbye to his beloved wife, Ruby, after she lost her battle with cancer. Among all the memories she left behind, one became his greatest treasure, a simple voicemail recorded on their home answering machine, preserving the sound of her voice. For years, Stan kept the same phone service for one reason alone: he was terrified that changing providers might erase that recording. Whenever grief became too heavy, he would play the message, finding comfort in hearing Ruby speak once again. Then, without warning, everything changed. During a routine system upgrade by Virgin Media, the voicemail was accidentally deleted. Stan later described the heartbreak: "When I realized it was gone, it felt like I had lost my wife a second time." Once the company understood what had happened, they launched an extraordinary recovery effort. Around a dozen engineers dedicated three full days to retrieving a single voicemail. They combed through archived systems, aging servers and backup files, comparing the task to finding a needle in a haystack. Despite the odds, they refused to stop searching. Against all expectations, they found it. When Stan learned how many people had worked tirelessly to recover his recording, he was overwhelmed. "All those people… just to help me? I never imagined a company would go to such lengths," he said. Then came the moment he had almost given up hope of experiencing again. Ruby's familiar voice filled the room: "Stan and Ruby are not available right now. Please leave your name and number, and we'll get back to you." Tears quickly welled up in his eyes. "Amazing… absolutely amazing," he whispered. With deep gratitude, he later said: "I thought I would never hear her voice again. They gave me back something I believed was gone forever. They made an old man incredibly happy." Sometimes the greatest treasures aren't money or possessions. They're the few precious seconds of a loved one's voice memories that can comfort a heart for a lifetime.
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Neil is an adult human male homosexual (@nlpedwards) reportedHi @virginmedia… are there any issues with broadband in TW2… box keeps resetting
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Militia Matt (@DrealSMAK) reportedYh might have to cancel my @virginmedia plan. Internet been rubbish for almost a week
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Karl Dyer (@KarlDyer15) reportedTo work for @virginmedia you don’t need a brain cell, maybe the worst company in the UK I’ve ever had the displeasure of dealing with. Avoid them at all costs