TalkTalk internet down
Hundreds of reports about the outage were recorded, with internet services appearing to be affected mostly in London and the south.if you have issues with your internet or mobile phone services.Compensation should be allocated without you having to apply under the Automatic Compensation Scheme.
Broadband and phone providers are signed up to this, and it means their customers can get money back when things go wrong. depending on the situation, but internet firms usually pay out £8 for each full day that broadband or phone services are not repaired after two full days of no service.
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