Virgin Media website taken down[merged]
Its not connecting is anyone else having probs .
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yes issue for e as well
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Google Chrome
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and still nothing..must be them not us.
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This appears to be a widespread problem I have had the same issue in Darlington since Saturday - http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/12...l#post35425001
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Ive just tweeted it on there page and see if i get anything back.
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Also problems 1n Glasgow area at present.
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Down here in Glasgow no matter IE9 chrome or others, no connection no message on the phone, guess thats what happens when you block users.
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Server was down, server is no longer down.
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Its back up again now, it would be nice for them to tell us what the issue is
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Anonymous DDoS'd it - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-17998113
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Virgin Media website taken down
Anonymous has claimed credit for knocking Virgin Media's website offline in a likely retaliation for the internet service provider's (ISP) compliance with a court order forcing it to block access to The Pirate Bay.
Virgin was the first ISP to block access after the court order was passed at the end of April, in a move that caused outcry among digital activists claiming the order represented the next stage of internet censorship. Writing on the @AnonymousUK Twitter account, the group claimed to have taken down the site. http://www.v3.co.uk/v3-uk/news/21732...ng-retaliation |
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