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Hyperoptic outages and service status in Worthing, England

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Hyperoptic is a fibre-to-the-building Internet service provider (ISP) based in London, England.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Worthing, England

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Hyperoptic Issues Reports

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  • hartwright_tom
    Tom Hartwright (@hartwright_tom) reported

    @Hyperoptic Technical support is not available via online chat. Have to call for support, and this is supposedly a telecoms company!? What a joke. 40 mins wait on hold only to be told that they need to dispatch an engineer and the next available slot is Friday afternoon (3 days time) Awful

  • Csorba1Csorba
    Zoltan Csorba (@Csorba1Csorba) reported

    @Hyperoptic Ongoing outage since 11:30 yesterday at E3 4RW. Still no service or updates after almost 24 hours. Please investigate and provide an ETA.

  • jamesjnicholls
    James Nicholls (@jamesjnicholls) reported

    @SanchoMagnifico @Hyperoptic It's totally unacceptable. We used to be on Virgin Media and whilst their service was mostly crap, they at least provided regular updates for outages!

  • CicomoNosca
    Shivers (@CicomoNosca) reported

    @theashrb Unfortunately I can't get Hyperoptic in my area, but I do pay £33 a month for 900mb down and like 100mb upload with EE. Still cheaper than Starlink. Not trying to knock the service because I have friends in rural areas who use it however it definitely isn't cheaper

  • Flowerbomb212
    Flowerbomb212 (@Flowerbomb212) reported

    @Hyperoptic you’re not experiencing a higher than normal volume of calls. Your renewals team are most likely offline. Why don’t you say that instead of lying, especially to customers who are looking to potentially cancel? Shambolic service.

  • Saiccc2
    Saika (@Saiccc2) reported

    @Hyperoptic Your internet are got really bad since Nov in some parts of London, like from 500mbps+ to 2mbps. Should you have a chance to investigate the infrastructure?

  • BarryDavid69562
    Tony Costanza (@BarryDavid69562) reported

    @Hyperoptic no internet and no updates for over 6 hours in WC1X 9HF - simply “hopefully it works soon”. What is going on - give your customers transparency on issues and estimated time of fix. This is unacceptable

  • jamesjnicholls
    James Nicholls (@jamesjnicholls) reported

    @SanchoMagnifico @Hyperoptic It's totally unacceptable. We used to be on Virgin Media and whilst their service was mostly crap, they at least provided regular updates for outages!

  • woosen7717
    van woosen (@woosen7717) reported

    @Hyperoptic @Hyperoptic My internet keeps randomly dropping out, multiple times in a single month, and each outage lasts days. On top of that, calling support often means waiting 30–40 minutes just to be told it can’t be fixed. This level of instability is really annoying

  • JaroslawJachNo1
    Fraser (@JaroslawJachNo1) reported

    @TheLionXB1 @stuarthazeldine @Hyperoptic They never contact you. And when they say they’re visiting they don’t do that either. Caught them out last time when they said that. Turned out they never bothered to attend just gave the impression to show they’re ’working on it’.