CenturyLink outages and service status in Glen Lake, Minnesota
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CenturyLink, Inc. is an American telecommunications company headquartered in Monroe, Louisiana. It provides internet, television, phone and home security services to residential, business, governmental and wholesale customers. CenturyLink recently acquired Level3 for their business division.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Glen Lake, Minnesota
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Live Outage Map Near Glen Lake, Minnesota
The most recent CenturyLink outage reports came from the following cities: Eden Prairie.
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 Eden Prairie
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Internet | 21 days ago |
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CenturyLink Issues Reports Near Glen Lake, Minnesota
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Glen Lake and nearby locations:
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Shaina Plambeck (@shainaland) reported from City of Saint Louis Park, Minnesota@CenturyLink after spending 4.5 hours being transferred around your departments due to my internet not working, I now have an appt next Tuesday between 815-415. How is this acceptable?
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Dan Steeves (@dansteeves68) reported from City of Saint Louis Park, MinnesotaOld Apple TV plus old TV plus wireless plus Centurylink gigabit fiber fail in the middle of Harry Potter 2. Impossible to determine culprit. Annoying first world problem.
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Lynnae Bouma (@lynnae_bouma) reported from Minnetonka, Minnesota@CenturyLink I scheduled an appointment for Saturday, November 9, yet you take it upon yourself to reschedule it to today when I am not home. There is a reason I scheduled it for Saturday. Bad customer service.
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Claire Renee Kohner (@ClaireRightHere) reported from Hopkins, Minnesota@CenturyLinkHelp I did DM you and like your service crew...no response
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Phara (@pattymctatty) reported from City of Saint Louis Park, MinnesotaGoing on Day 3 of a phone/internet outage with @CenturyLink 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
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t a m i 🍰 c a b r e r a (@TJCabrera) reported from City of Saint Louis Park, Minnesota65. The number of times I've called @CenturyLink since February and still no repair or credit. I've paid for 2 lines, vm, internet every month. Only 1 line works, no vm, weak signal. I've lost so much business but they don't care. Any other phone service suggestions??! Help!
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t a m i 🍰 c a b r e r a (@TJCabrera) reported from City of Saint Louis Park, Minnesota@CenturyLinkHelp Everyone always promises there but never does anything. I've talked to endless ppl there and no one helps. I appreciate your reply and I'm sure you're great but I've lost hope in CenturyLink. :(
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Jameson GloebJohnson (@railfan2007) reported from Plymouth, Minnesota@effjayyy @comcast I need it for work - no one else has decent down or upload speeds. It’s Comcast or Centurylink, and the infrastructure here is too old for CL to be fast enough.
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Bad Girl Gone Good (@TasteOf_Honey) reported from Chanhassen, MinnesotaIs anyone else’s internet down in Chanhassen? @CenturyLink
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MN Cust. Srv. Jobs (@tmj_MN_cstsrv) reported from Glen Lake, MinnesotaThis job is now open at CenturyLink in #MINETONKAMLS, MN. Follow us and turn on mobile alerts to hear about jobs like these as soon as they're posted: Customer Care Manager II #CustomerService
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Ann M Page (@AnnPage10) reported from Eden Prairie, Minnesota@CenturyLinkHelp After 2.5 weeks of trouble with our upgrade, your technician Neil was able to get everything up and running! Thank you!! We can finally get back to work...and maybe stream some movies as well!
CenturyLink Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Jason Empey 🇺🇸 (@Bodiethegreat) reported@CenturyLink Customer service is absolutely terrible!! For four months, keep billing my In-laws who have passed away! Service cancelled, but keep billing each month! Your representatives are worse than your AI bullshit!
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kk (@bas3mentdwellr) reported@sparklightcares you guys are the worst internet company but somehow you have a monopoly on my area and your only competitor is **** *** centurylink but at this point I’m going to make the switch because your chronic random power outages are starting to get annoying. You suck
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Dani A (@Danimanderson) reported@CenturyLink @quantumfiber We have been without wifi for 6 days now and not date of resolution. We keep getting told different things. For a internet/communication company you @##suck at communication. Please communicate with us and give us date of resolution #CustomerService
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Rob Leathern (@robleathern) reported@uwukko If you’re using your ISP’s or carrier’s DNS servers, they can see every domain you look up. ECH doesn’t help with that at all. For ECH to actually hide your destinations, you need the full stack: 1.Encrypted DNS (DoH or DoT) pointed at a third-party resolver like Cloudflare (1.1.1.1), Google (8.8.8.8), Quad9, etc. 2.ECH support in your browser 3.ECH support on the website If any of those are missing, there’s a leak. Using your carrier’s default DNS is the most common gap—they see every query in plaintext, By default, all three major US carriers use their own DNS servers when you’re on their cellular network. Your phone automatically receives the carrier’s DNS server addresses via DHCP when it connects. The major home ISPs use their own DNS servers by default, and queries are unencrypted. Spectrum (Charter), Comcast/Xfinity, AT&T Fiber/Internet, Verizon Fios, Cox, CenturyLink/Lumen. The pattern is universal: ISPs provide their DNS as the default because it’s useful for them.
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Rick Sudd (@RickSuddpwij) reported@CenturyLink We have an old CenturyLink landline in Boulder, Colorado that we have tried to cancel in the company continues to send bills
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mike brask (@mikebrask) reported@CenturyLink I'll file a complaint with the Public Utilities Commission. Maybe they can compel you to enforce the DNC request.
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Jason Empey 🇺🇸 (@Bodiethegreat) reported@CenturyLink All customers should be cautious, as customer service can tell you an issue is ‘resolved’, ‘accounts closed’ or whatever and then it’s not. It’s their word against yours! Keep billing my in-laws, that have passed away for four months now! Don’t believe them!
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Laura Hemminger (@mrshemmi) reported@quantumfiber Now our internet from @centurylink has been disconnected completely, probably because they thought we would have the new service installed yesterday. But it was not. This is infuriating and really makes me question if we want to take our business elsewhere.
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Reloaded356 (@Reloaded356) reported9:54 AM MST : 🥴🚍 Struggle Bus riders: Starlink, Flagstar Bank, Google Gemini, Microsoft Outlook, Amazon, Astound, I3 Broadband, CenturyLink, Discord, Gmail, Substack, Metronet, Yahoo Mail, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Store, USPS, Verizon Fios are experiencing issues.
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Reloaded356 (@Reloaded356) reported7:10 AM MST : 🥴🚍 Struggle Bus riders: Netsuite, Starlink, Xfinity by Comcast, Brightspeed, Fortnite, Gmail, Netspend, Fanduel, Frontier, CenturyLink, Yahoo Mail, Tablo TV, Google, Cricket Wireless, AOL, RCN are experiencing issues.