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Hyperoptic outages and service status in Chesterfield, 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 Chesterfield, England

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Hyperoptic Issues Reports Near Chesterfield, England

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Chesterfield and nearby locations:

  • markesutherland
    Mark Sutherland (@markesutherland) reported from Sheffield, England

    Truly terrible customer service from @TalkTalk. Asked to speak to a manager and told they will get back to me in 24-48 hours. Absolutely shameful. Glad I have switched my broadband provider to @Hyperoptic at least they appreciate their customers.

Hyperoptic Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • OlaminiranA
    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.

  • realDavidTan
    David Tan (@realDavidTan) reported

    Hyperoptic service outage for an entire day. No help from their online chat, and been queuing for 2 hours on their phone line. Not sure why they charge so much for such poor internet and customer service @Hyperoptic what’s going on?

  • witless_duck
    AKP (@witless_duck) reported

    @Hyperoptic how come your service quality standards have stooped so low? Paying 40GBP+ per month and yet the network outage has left me with no internet for the past 3 days. Cannot attend meetings, cannot do anything. Tech support requires waiting for 30 minutes.

  • KurtRobsonn
    Kurt Robson (@KurtRobsonn) reported

    So @Hyperoptic is down AGAIN in London. SORT IT OUT. Shouldn’t be paying this much for it to be going out every other week (currently position number 12 in queue though🤪)

  • TusharTony
    Tushar Tony (@TusharTony) reported

    @Hyperoptic Most useless broadband service ever #hyperoptic

  • mariucha77
    M. (@mariucha77) reported

    @donedgley1 @lulu_veganx @Hyperoptic The only thing they acknowledge is a bad review in Trustpilot, we get ignored everywhere else

  • KurtRobsonn
    Kurt Robson (@KurtRobsonn) reported

    So @Hyperoptic is down AGAIN in London. SORT IT OUT. Shouldn’t be paying this much for it to be going out every other week (position number 12 in queue though)

  • RafaSidwolf
    Siddhant patni (@RafaSidwolf) reported

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

  • 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

  • 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