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Hyperoptic outages and service status in Glenrothes, Scotland

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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 Glenrothes, Scotland

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Hyperoptic Issues Reports

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  • RafaSidwolf
    Siddhant patni (@RafaSidwolf) reported

    @Hyperoptic Terrible service and terrible customer support. If you want stone age internet then look no further than Hyperoptic!

  • Inadvertantview
    Metal Nana (@Inadvertantview) reported

    @1Nicdar Like you, I don't qualify. I stopped buying dental insurance after I needed an implant that after insurance still cost 10k about 5 years ago. Never again. Same with vision care and I'm hyperoptic. This is the first year I let the health insurance lapse. I guess we shall see.

  • lulu_veganx
    Lucy Ⓥ 🌱 (@lulu_veganx) reported

    @donedgley1 @mariucha77 @Hyperoptic Well I just got an email asking if my issue had been resolved and if so they will close my case! You couldn’t make it up.

  • Kazza1144
    Kazza (@Kazza1144) reported

    Internet down, chat bots don't work weekends 🙄 so on hold to provider for over half hour @Hyperoptic not acceptable!

  • swestzeta
    Mr Direction (@swestzeta) reported

    @Hyperoptic still no internet and no communication from you as to when (or if) I will. You market yourselves as great customer service - which, so far, has not been my reality 😡😡

  • martmurphy22
    Mart Murphy (@martmurphy22) reported

    @Sudonte_ Awful. Moved from #hyperoptic and absolutely dismal from @skybroadband and @skytv via their puck streaming which only works half the time. Can't wait to change.

  • __alexrae__
    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

  • ___g_a_g_a
    mayhem in my veins 🇵🇸 (@___g_a_g_a) reported

    What a terrible first day with @hyperoptic

  • lulu_veganx
    Lucy Ⓥ 🌱 (@lulu_veganx) reported

    Thought it wouldn’t last. Service is now down again! @Hyperoptic @donedgley1

  • london_Iran
    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.