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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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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by NOW TV users through our website.
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Crashing (31%)
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Buffering (29%)
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Sign in (25%)
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Playback Issues (12%)
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Video Quality (3%)
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NOW TV Issues Reports Near Hailsham, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Hailsham and nearby locations:
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'Michael of Sussex' 🇬🇧🇮🇪🇪🇺🏳️🌈💙🇺🇦
(@MCY1X) reported
from
Newhaven, England
Hey @NOWHelpTeam My Mum’s phone line isn’t working - no dial tone - we’ve tried switching everything off and then on again, no joy. She’s hard of hearing so can’t use a mobile phone. Can you help please? #NowTV
NOW TV Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Alex
(@pintofsimilar) reported
@garius @NOWTV 5 different options, 2 of which sound tangentially relevant to your situation but lead to further submenus that take you further away from what your actual issue is?
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Mark Arkinstall
(@arkinstrocity) reported
@NOWTV i have 500mbps broadband but your service is buffering and blurry. Is there a problem? Liv v wh
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Steve Paxton
(@Steve__Paxton) reported
@PictureSporting Not going to defend that awful decision (or the move away from free TV in the first place), but I’ve found that switching to NowTV/BT monthly deals means I can swap a month at a time depending on who’s showing what… (Gone are the days of easy Kodi access to free sports, I think)
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Timmy G
(@timmyyyggg) reported
@rachelellenpugh @NOWTV_It @hayu_uk The whole thing is terribly designed no? They have adverts ad we pay to use it, quality is often poor, having to download NOWTV player and open it every time? I don't think.
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Chris Torfaen - Eco-Socialist, BDS, #StarmerOut
(@rodgers_tc) reported
@delhi_dave No issue, I only know how to use a VPN correctly as some sites in the UK will only operate if you have a UK IP address, such as NowTV broadband, so I have to use a 'paid' VPN service.
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The Jacksons
(@thejacksons123) reported
@NOW trying to join NowTV broadband. Only offering ‘brilliant broadband’, and not ‘fab fibre’ or ‘super fibre’. Never had an issue getting fast fibre (66mbps) before at this address?
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RichardBrown
(@MinorPlaces) reported
@garius @NOWTV I had similar problems with @virginmedia. It seems silly, but a letter emailed to their operations director got some action.
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John Bull
(@garius) reported
It is impossible to get in touch with a human being at @NOWTV if you're router is broken, which is pretty impressive. It'll only let you talk to a human if there is a line issue. There is no path to a human if there isn't. I'm almost impressed with the low-level evil of it.
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Cereal Box 64
(@CerealBox64) reported
@Bill626 @NOW NowTV is definitely the worst out there for subtitle support.
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John Bull
(@garius) reported
@NOWTV You can't even PRETEND you have a line issue to get round this. Because they force you to do a line test. At which point it tells you to (in essence) go away as your line is fine. It's a spectacular bit of chatbot shenanigans.