Wow Internet, a service from cable company WideOpenWest, went down Wednesday. Downdetector, a platform that tracks online outages, found he had more than 6,500 reports as of about 9 p.m. ET. Several social media users complained that their internet services were not working. According to Downdetector statistics, 97% of reports were about internet failures, his 2% of users were complaints about TV service, and 1% about telephone service.
Wow, the internet went down on Wednesday
amazing internetservice provided by cable company wide open waist, went down on Wednesday. Downdetector, a platform that tracks online outages, found he had more than 6,500 reports as of about 9 p.m. ET. Several social media users complained that their internet services were not working.
“No internet. Can’t make phone calls and websites say they’re banned. I’ve had enough amazing experiences in metro Detroit,” one user, formerly known as Twitter, wrote. He said this on the X Platform.
“Well, my WOW internet shut down…no Netflix, no Prime TV…anyone else having this problem?” a second person added.
A third tweeted: “#HugeInternetOutage…For the past hour. I’ve been having trouble contacting customer service. No answers, no chat, no phone calls.” The company has not yet responded.
According to Downdetector statistics, 97% of reports were related to internet outages, 2% of users complained about TV service, and 1% related to phone service.
WideOpenWest (WOW!) is a telecommunications company that operates primarily in the United States. Cable TV, internet and telephone services are provided. oh! We also offer hybrid fiber and coax internet plans with speeds from 100 to 1,200 Mbps, and 100% fiber internet service starting at $30 per month.
Last week, Meta and several other companies suffered a major outage. Facebook, Instagram, Threads, and Messenger went down worldwide. At one point, Downdetector viewed over 3,00,000 Facebook outage reports and over 47,000 Instagram outage reports worldwide.
“We understand that people are having issues accessing our services. We are currently working on this issue,” Meta spokesperson Andy Stone wrote in a post on X.
