Bedfordshire residents among those affected by O2 network problems

By Bedfordshire On Sunday
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Posted: May 26, 2015

Customers left frustrated after network drop from a major phone company



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A NUMBER of people across the UK gave O2 a good ear-bashing on social media yesterday following a drop in network service.

The phone company apologised via twitter after a hoard of people from across the UK, including Bedfordshire, complained of reception problems.

Customers reported not being able to send and receive calls and text messages, as well as problems with 3G internet signal.

Now the phone company say that the problems have been rectified and that service should be back up and running as normal for all customers.


An O2 spokesman said: “Some customers experienced some problems accessing our network” and that the service returned to normal at 23.35pm on Monday.

He added: “We apologise for any inconvenience caused to those customers affected and we will now begin a full investigation to identify the root cause.”

Were you affected by this drop in service? What did you experience? Was the disruption ‘intermittent’ as described? Let us know in the comments.





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  • WilliamJP
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    May 26 2015, 8:25PM

    Now they know what it was like when I were a lad, if I didn’t have 4d (4 old pennies) for the public phone box I couldn’t telephone anyone. Modern youth don’t realise how lucky there are.

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  • Dieter
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    May 26 2015, 4:39PM

    People suddenly had to talk to each other instead of sending silly text messages.

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  • Bogbrain
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    May 26 2015, 3:14PM

    Ain’t technology wonderful – till it breaks down.
    How tragic not being able to send texts for an hour or two – how did these people survive? Must have thought it was digital Doomesday.

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