Hyperoptic Outage Report in Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales
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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 Barry, Wales
The chart below shows the number of Hyperoptic reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Barry and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Hyperoptic users through our website.
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Internet (72%)
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Wi-fi (15%)
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Total Blackout (10%)
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E-mail (1%)
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TV (1%)
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Phone (1%)
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Hyperoptic Issues Reports Near Barry, Wales
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Barry and nearby locations:
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Shane Andrews MBE
(@gingio) reported
from
Cardiff, Wales
@Hyperoptic signal seems unstable tonight? Just reset the router so hopefully that’ll be okay.
Hyperoptic Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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karla 👁
(@robokarla) reported
@PyrionFlax @Hyperoptic hang on what the heck is "signal noise ratio outage" because that sounds suspiciously like why our wifi has been randomly dropping these past few months in certain areas of the house. the answer i was given was "too many wifis" which sounds kinda like this??
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AnvarolDreams
(@AnvarolD) reported
@ironside @HyperopticCS @JamesHobley3 Hyperoptic used to offer customers wirelesss hotspots during outages. Maybe they could help you with that? For what its worth, my guess is that the duct does not belong to them so they will be depending on BT Openreach to fix it.
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JitanEDM
(@JitanEDM) reported
@BusSafetyRep Provisioning should take all of about 5 minutes by the ISP. It’s literally just sending an address to your router and registering it to receive connection to the internet. I have no idea why hyperoptic have a network team that takes forever to do this.
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Yeptch
(@yeptch) reported
@Hyperoptic @HyperopticCS have had 500mb down speed since “upgrading” to 1gb over 5 weeks ago. Why do I have to keep chasing you guys when I get told I’d be provided w/ an update. Absolute sh*tshow. And still no compensation when my device went down for 4 days after “upgrading”.
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Dann Parry
(@demuDann) reported
Absolutely fuming. First @Hyperoptic doesn't cancel my account after I switch to @CommunityFibre, and now they're asking for £180 just so I can cancel a service I haven't used in months after I was reassured by CF there would be no charge. to do this in a cost of living crisis..
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SlightlyAskew
(@slightly76) reported
@PyrionFlax @Hyperoptic We had a problem with signal to noise ratio for ages. Basically someone on my estate had crappy wiring. Whenever they went online it ****** everyone else in the area up. Tremendous fun.
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Alex 🥔
(@Almc_11) reported
@PyrionFlax @Hyperoptic Generally ISP's can change the SNR of an individual line to provide more stability at the cost of less speed. Generally something that is done for residents further away from the telephone exchange. This is VM's infrastructure though, not sure if this is within their remit.
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SlarkChamp
(@ShiranuiDotA) reported
@sheepsticked @PyrionFlax @Hyperoptic They keep cockteasing me by emailing that they're rolling out in my area, but never in my actual flat.
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Ambo
(@Ambo_P) reported
@HyperopticCS @Hyperoptic If I'm completely honest.. Judging by your customer service, I have no hope that it ever will be resolved.
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Andrejs Fjodorovs
(@AndrejsFjodoro2) reported
@Hyperoptic @HyperopticCS no connection for a week! In one of the most advanced cities of the world - unbelievable! They really take you back in time for at least 30 years, when internet was unstable and rare beast. I wouldn’t recommend Hyperoptic to the worst enemy. Avoid.