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NOW TV is a subscription over-the-top internet television service operated by British satellite television provider Sky. NOW TV offers contract-free access to Sky's premium channels, such as sports, movies and entertainment.
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The chart below shows the number of NOW TV reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Derry 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 NOW TV users through our website.
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Crashing (38%)
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Buffering (32%)
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Sign in (18%)
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Playback Issues (11%)
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Video Quality (1%)
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NOW TV Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Robert
(@robmitchell1987) reported
@nowtvhelp can you help me please. I purchased the stick with 1 month free but it would not let me move forward without starting the 7 day free trial which I'm currently on. I have logged in to redeem my voucher and it says it's not recognized. please can you help me #NowTV
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Jim Newcomb
(@JimNewcomb7) reported
@nowtvhelp ‘Developed’. Please. A ‘delete’ option doesn’t need to be ‘developed’ - it’s a standard opinion in so many algorithms. It’s a choice by NowTV. Can you therefore explain why you chose not to include it as part of the system. And please remember that I’m not alone on this issue!
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Robot Logic
(@Robot_Logic) reported
@NOWTV Not NOW TV because you've sod all on, so I cancelled after one month. Of course you THEN offered a special deal as I was cancelling, that would have been better than if I hadn't cancelled... Honestly, ******* awful overall, terrible library and a menu that was designed in 2004.
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Suky Punyer
(@SukyPunyer) reported
@nowtvhelp Hi, my Nowtv stick seems to have stopped working. I can still access now TV through my mobile app, but not in my TV now. Can you help?
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Robbie Collin
(@robbiereviews) reported
@antovolk @coffeedoughnuts @NOWTV (And FWIW I don’t think this will warm up the market for Bond et al to cash in in April; they’ll be starting from scratch again, with exactly the same problems they tried to dodge in August.)
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Phiddel
(@Phiddel1) reported
@NOWTV we were upgrading our broadband is the Internet speed you‘ve delivered was too slow. Now you are charging more then agreed on the phone and confirmed by email. Your chat is not working as well. Please send me a dm how to solve this.
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Loz
(@Loz_812) reported
@NOWTV I have just had an email to say I have purchased the sky sports day Pass, NOW TV Boost and Sky cinema pass on my account. However I did not carry out this purchase. I have cancelled all passes but have been charged when I did not authorise this. Can you help?
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Mark Cox
(@BikeCoxy) reported
@NOWTV @nowtvhelp Can you help? I have just had my monthly phone charges for TWO calls I made to the NOWTV support line for a new Broadband service. The call charges total nearly £50 for around 12 minutes from a UK Landline. This cannot be right for a support line. #shocking
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FPL Wuneng
(@FWuneng) reported
@NOWTV I’ve DM’d you. Please help me resolve this as I’m pretty sure billing someone after you say you have ended the account and refusing a refund breaches consumer rights.
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Paul
(@PAULDREWERY) reported
The BBC TV this year... Is the worst ever. No wonder we don't pay for a license. Its all about Netflix, Prime and Nowtv. Mr BBC you don't even have one good blockbuster film on. @BBC