Hyperoptic Outage Report in Worthing, England
Service-wide status: Hyperoptic
No problems detected
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- Hyperoptic generated 0 outage signals in the last 24 hours around Worthing, including 0 direct reports.
Hyperoptic is a fibre-to-the-building Internet service provider (ISP) based in London, England.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Worthing, England
Hyperoptic signals over the past 24 hours, with local activity from Worthing, England and nearby areas. The dashed baseline applies to service-wide activity, not to local outage confirmation.
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Hyperoptic Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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mayhem in my veins 🇵🇸 (@___g_a_g_a) reportedHow has @Hyperoptic told me I'm second in the queue for them only to keep me on hold for 20 mins. First day of service and theres no internet lol.... looks like ill be finding another provider
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jababy76 (@truecraftdesign) reported@Hyperoptic what a bloody dreadful company you are!! I’ve been on the phone for nearly a hour trying to get the internet activated!! Shocking **** and I think your ratings are fake! Dreadful service!
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umang shankar (@Umangshankar) reported@Hyperoptic #hyperoptic what a horrible service you guys have 3 days of no internet and all you get are fake promises.
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Alex Rae (@__alexrae__) reported@Hyperoptic 5 days since my router was delivered and still no internet access. Called tech support team 4 times and been assured it will be fixed and still nothing. Been on hold for over an hour this morning - sort it out
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Caesar (@162wales) reported@Hyperoptic My broadband is down. No lights
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Intelligence Service 🕵🏽♂️ (@london_Iran) reported@bikhialoo 1- Good neighborhood is better than good home infra or larger flat 2- Check warm water during visit 3- Prefer to have a on-site management 4- Access to under/over ground and ELZ line is the key 5- Do lots of search, don't settle with the first flat 6- Avoid Dexters. Chase Evans if better letting agency. 7- Avoid east, go west if possible 8- Check if the home is damp or not. Check molding 9- Check consoul tax and make sure it's reasonable 10- Check avg monthly water/electricity price 11- Check if Hyperoptic has installation in the building or not 12- If you like a flat to rent, check RightMove for the building history. There might be signs of issue 13- Avoid places near council homes. 14- Take pictures of the flat if you decide to rent. This can help resolve disputes later on. 15- Always use a letting agency. Do not deal with the landlord directly. Good Luck.
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Jamie (@Jamieonthisday) reported@bt_uk signed up with you because of dreadful comms from HyperOptic yet 20 mins and counting on hold with you. Just as bad.
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Niman (@OlaminiranA) reported@Hyperoptic Deeply disappointed by the way Hyperoptics handled my account today. I was given misleading information by a member of staff, which left me feeling deceived. Customers deserve honesty, transparency, and better service than this.
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DS♟️ (@Carefree_WDS) reported@jdnoscrubz @ryantegan @skytv Matter of fact is I’ve been with Sky 11 yrs never once rang me or my landlord to offer to install better wifi beyond what I had for the crazy price they offer. I was approached my Hyperoptic and liased with them with my landlords permission and just like that have better product
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Lucy Ⓥ 🌱 (@lulu_veganx) reportedStill no service but Hyperoptic are in the area so I am hoping this will be resolved today. This is now day 7. Groundhog Day @Hyperoptic @donedgley1 @mariucha77
Hyperoptic detected incident history
These records describe service-wide increases in reported problems. They do not confirm an outage at every address. Recorded end times describe our detection window, not a provider-confirmed repair.
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