Hyperoptic Outage Report in Barnsley, England
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Hyperoptic is a fibre-to-the-building Internet service provider (ISP) based in London, England.
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E-mailProblems in the last 24 hours in Barnsley, England
The chart below shows the number of Hyperoptic reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Barnsley 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 (75%)
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Total Blackout (14%)
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Wi-fi (7%)
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E-mail (4%)
Live Outage Map Near Barnsley, England
The most recent Hyperoptic outage reports came from the following cities: Batley.
| City | Problem Type | Report Time |
|---|---|---|
 Batley |
Internet | |
| Mirfield |
Internet | |
| Dewsbury |
Total Blackout | |
| Sheffield |
Internet | |
| Barnsley |
Internet | |
| Wakefield |
Internet |
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Hyperoptic Issues Reports Near Barnsley, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Barnsley and nearby locations:
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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:
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(@sullivansound) reported
@Hyperoptic SW18 Battersea reach. No service
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Henry
(@erossiniuk) reported
from
Wandsworth, England
@Hyperoptic you promise an activation in 15 minutes. There are 5 days I’m waiting for it without any explanation. If this is the beginning, what could it happen when I am a customer? #badfeeling
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Seemore (ジュリアン)
(@Juliannochie) reported
Their network people don’t work at the weekend so it will be a whole week without @hyperoptic managing to activate my internet connection. Supposed to take minutes. Extremely disappointing.
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JitanEDM
(@JitanEDM) reported
Never going with @Hyperoptic again ever, will recommend no one buys these guys. Filled with incompetency across the organisation it seems and new personnel who haven’t got a clue on how to provide support.
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David Hudson
(@Heedson) reported
@HyperopticCS More outages in NW9? Any updates? Are these connected to the long outages the previous month? Hyperoptic has been solid for years until the previous outage
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Farid Pasha
(@Farid_UK) reported
@Hyperoptic second time i am having outage with them and no one is able to fix it. I rely on the internet for work. Also, since joining ive only been getting 1/3 of the speed i was supposed to get
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Tom Coady
(@tomcoady) reported
@Hyperoptic why are you ignoring my support requests by email and using your contact form?
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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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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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Paul Convery
(@Paul_Convery) reported
@NigelThornton I suspect Hyperoptic may have the same problem with the final few metres of connection. Getting "wire" from the under-pavement chambers & ducts into flats and houses will probably mean surface mounting. Unless they can pull-through alongside the legacy telephone wire into homes.