Malakoff, TX
TODAY[75148] · 10h ago
Internet only - They just upgraded the local tower, Service has sucked since then
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Internet only - They just upgraded the local tower, Service has sucked since then
02:16
10h ago
Phone
20:40
16h ago
Internet only - The outage will come and go throughout the day. It may last an hour or two then it will go out.
20:08
16h ago
Phone - I know of 10 other people in town who have the same issue
19:19
17h ago
All services down
18:00
18h ago
Phone
17:17
19h ago
All services down - Service down phone has been on SOS all morning unable to call or connect to anything zip code 76384
16:24
20h ago
Phone - No service. Can not make calls
16:10
20h ago
Phone
15:59
20h ago
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