Current outage

[#1]

Quote from: ReedRichards

44 is the international dialling code for the UK (following whatever code is required for an international call e.g. 011- 44- from North America).  If you see a number quoted at +44 just substitute a 0 for +44 if you are in the UK.

I know that +44 is the international dialling code for the UK, but it's also the dialling code for the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands. It might have changed, but Twitter's +44 number used to be based in the Isle of Man.
http://www.robdickson.co.uk/blog/2008/11/03/international_telephone_numbers
http://www.robdickson.co.uk/blog/2007/10/24/british_isles_uk_england
As OldJim pointed out, it's best to use +44 all the time.

[#2]

Hi......I have not been able to get a connection since about 11am on Friday 30 March.........I was connected but then tried to send a mail and it had gone.....and has not comeback since......
I have a 3g card so am able to use mobile broadband......can anyone give me a clue as to what is going on......this is just a nightmare....
Thanks..

[#3]

03:30 this morning !!
Received Tweet on my phone ...
@Plusnet is following you
Really appreciate the early alarm !
Luckily, I was awake and surfing the web.

I've now setup notification time slots ....
https://support.twitter.com/articles/15366-how-to-use-mobile-sleep-settings#
But I am often, as now, on the web overnight times, guess I'll just have email & RSS status updates overnight, plus if I login to my twitter account.
I've actually setup @PlusnetStatus Twitter on a third mobile, GiffGaff (O2), no time restrictions, for overnight outages if there are any,  I can switch it on and check.

[#4]

You could also turn off notifications that people are following you or turn your phone onto silent over night.