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Hyperoptic outages and service status in Cosham, 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 Cosham, England

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Hyperoptic Issues Reports

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  • printsandjam
    Andrea Robinson (@printsandjam) reported

    London-based friends here, do If any of you use Community Fibre or Hyperoptic? If so, could you let me know how happy you are with it? Any problems with set up or service? All feedback much appreciated!

  • pratapsingh71
    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

  • StainYNWA
    vsquad22 (@StainYNWA) reported

    @Hyperoptic Definitely not hyper reliable. London, NW10 has dropped to 2Mbps even though I paid for 1Gb. I've been on hold with tech support for 45 minutes and then the connection mysteriously drops out. Get it sorted for goodness sake! Cheap prices = poor service

  • KurtRobsonn
    Kurt Robson (@KurtRobsonn) reported

    Got through to @Hyperoptic, biggest network outage ever apparently. They can’t provide any timeframe for reconnection but said they hope it’s fixed within ‘48 hours.’ Surely we need compensation if this lasts longer than a few hours wtaf

  • flowergirl_lon
    Sam (Flower Girl) Jennings (@flowergirl_lon) reported

    @Hyperoptic my internet is showing as connected, but there’s no signal. It’s also saying it’s fine on your website. It is not fine. I have done all the troubleshooting to no avail and every time I try & call you it disconnects. HELP!

  • 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

  • GregorMasterton
    Gregor_Masterton (@GregorMasterton) reported

    Good god @Hyperoptic are absolutely tragic. Over 48 hours no service and solving world hunger would likely be easier than getting in contact with customer service. Complete shambles

  • 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.

  • tommo_68
    Paul Thompson (@tommo_68) reported

    @Hyperoptic How will users contact you when your Internet isn't working. Services went down yesterday, and nothing advised by you again. Hopeless company and you don't care

  • thinkbroadband
    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).