Hyperoptic outages and service status in Northampton, 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 Northampton, England
The chart below shows the number of Hyperoptic reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Northampton, England and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Hyperoptic Issues Reports Near Northampton, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Northampton and nearby locations:
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Stamford Hill Estate (@FOSHgardens) reported from Everdon, EnglandMessage from @Hyperoptic: “There have been a number of technical issues which have prevented us from making this site live, including a blockage in the Openreach primary connection, and an issue with the nodes. 1/2
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Stamford Hill Estate (@FOSHgardens) reported from Everdon, EnglandThese issues are now nearing resolution. We anticipate that, barring any further technical issues, Hyperoptic will switch the service on by week ending 16 April 2021” 2/2
Hyperoptic Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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ZombieRodeo! (@ZombieRodeo) reported@Hyperoptic Any news on the internet outage at Brighton Marina… You said an engineer is on his way and will be in the area at 10:30am to fix it, it’s now 2pm and nothing, I haven’t seen a single engineer anywhere!
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Paul Thompson (@tommo_68) reported@Hyperoptic When the internet is down though you cannot switch.
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Jordan🇩🇲 (@JordyOnside) reportedJust spoke to @Hyperoptic Apparently it’s their biggest outage and a major priority but they have no time frame 👍 also the staff said their service tracker is actually fake that’s why it constantly says no issues
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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!
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Maks (@Makssss_O) reportedWaited four days for my hyperoptic router only for it to arrive and there’s a fault somewhere in my flat and can’t get an engineer till next week. Wouldn’t have been the worst thing but O2 has next to no signal so I’m basically stuck in the stone ages in this flat.
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Marcelo Hidalgo (@mhmnat1) reported@Hyperoptic is there a problem with the internet? I don’t have service.
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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!
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Kris (yes it's actually spelt with a K) (@kobraman88) reported@C9EmZ @virginmedia Quicker you move away from them the better, utterly useless overpriced scumbags, had nothing but issues with them for years then @Hyperoptic popped in my area after a few years of waiting and not looked back, cheaper, better quality and i sit on 5 ping (but im next to the hub)
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pratap singh (@pratapsingh71) reported@Hyperoptic 30–45 mins on hold without connecting, emails ignored, tickets never closed. Customer service is non-existent. Yet auto-billing works flawlessly—even after disconnection. How do you justify running a business like this? Your business need some human in loop to survive
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thinkbroadband.com (@thinkbroadband) reported@AbPMet Hyperoptic have told us this wouldn't be related. Please contact their support (or DM us your details (name, e-mail address you use with Hyperoptic, postcode and flat number) and we'll ask them to look at it).