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Origin Broadband outages and service status in Salisbury, England

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Origin Broadband is an Internet service provider and network operator based in Yorkshire. The company provides consumer and wholesale internet connectivity, including FTTC, ADSL2+, Leased Lines, wireless 'point to point' systems, and general fixed-line telecommunications services.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Salisbury, England

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Origin Broadband Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Schmell_DeCoffe
    Wake UP! and smell the Coffee (@Schmell_DeCoffe) reported

    @lindahudson66 @OriginBroadband They are professional thieves, using misdirection and contractual law to scalp people out of their money. That they use illegally installed recurring payments to recover money when people cancel direct debits due to poor service is only one of their tools of deception.

  • MissHedgie
    Natalie (@MissHedgie) reported

    @OriginBroadband is your service down in the Chelmsford area? Haven’t been able to get connected all morning.

  • Schmell_DeCoffe
    Wake UP! and smell the Coffee (@Schmell_DeCoffe) reported

    @Rob46156436 @OriginBroadband 70,000 customers, WOW in the last quarter of 2018 they were slapping themselves on the back, bragging about hitting the 250,000 customer mark. That's an awful lot of people to lose in just 3 years, and a good indicator of how terrible they were, people were happy to pay to leave.

  • Jestunhi
    Jestunhi (@Jestunhi) reported

    @OriginBroadband - my internet has been down for around 5 hours now, support only available until 1pm on Sundays. What's the problem?

  • DerekWe51929279
    Derek Weeks (@DerekWe51929279) reported

    @OriginBroadband From Ofcom. “Solar flares interfere with communications” I see that Ofcom have given you another perfect excuse (for poor service)to give to your weary suffering customers. At anytime of the year.

  • MaverickCS5
    Maverick (@MaverickCS5) reported

    @OriginBroadband Hi Origin, Im having problems connecting a Nintendo Switch to the broadband. Connects just fine but when trying to play online, it says NAT type D, wondering how to change this? I believe the router is double NAT'd and requires a static IP. Was not aware of this

  • gordonelwood4
    proudScot (@gordonelwood4) reported

    @OriginBroadband more problems with broadband? My Wi-Fi has been down for most of the pm!

  • HeslopPj
    CALL EM OUT (@HeslopPj) reported

    @OriginBroadband These guys are the worst I've dealt with for Internet had several problems over the years, but recently 11 days without Internet, while they simply just lie or blame bt.... they're in breach of our contract as I don't have any Internet and we're disabled need it

  • Grogee2
    El Groggo (@Grogee2) reported

    @OriginBroadband is there a technical problem in the Midlands specifically Studley Warwickshire. My router looks normal but there’s no internet connection.

  • SpeedSmart
    SpeedTest SpeedSmart (@SpeedSmart) reported

    @ParkerColin @CraftyOldGit @OriginBroadband Lots of speed tests use servers that are hosted by the ISP you are using. So your traffic never leaves there network. This makes the result unrealistic. What server location are you testing from and what speed are you paying for?