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Origin Broadband outages and service status in Paddington, 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 Paddington, England

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Origin Broadband Issues Reports Near Paddington, England

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Paddington and nearby locations:

  • Seneca73646304
    Seneca (@Seneca73646304) reported from Paddington, England

    @OriginBroadband So how can I contact anybody in your support?

Origin Broadband Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • RealKiro
    Kiro (@RealKiro) reported

    @OriginBroadband No point, customer service is terrible since I’ve complained multiple times and every time you guys just ask for more money to “upgrade” the internet or ask for hundreds just so I can leave the contract…

  • itsme05864534
    itsme (@itsme05864534) reported

    Finally glad to get rid of the scumbag internet provider @OriginBroadband but as a final **** you to me they decided to keep the line connected during the change over so that it wouldn't work, bunch of scumbag wankers

  • Connor_Bull
    Connor Bull (@Connor_Bull) reported

    @OriginBroadband your broadband is ******* shite. A brick could provide better service

  • ZoxedSK
    Zoxed (@ZoxedSK) reported

    @OriginBroadband how do I contact you about a broken modem?

  • thedamnedmanBC
    Tom ⭐️⭐️ (@thedamnedmanBC) reported

    @OriginBroadband never use this company for broadband. Not had internet for 8 days and getting fobbed off daily

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

    @DrPennyC @OriginBroadband You can stop your contract at any time, but they will charge you an early termination fee (as would 99% of other providers), unfortunately you are legally obliged to pay for the service for whatever time still remains on your contract.

  • 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?

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

    @MeghnaMajumdar @OriginBroadband Most companies worth their salt have a live service checker to tell you if there is an outage.

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

    @danjelley @OriginBroadband More contractual word trickery from @OriginBroadband, the cooling off period is 14 days from sign up or until your service is installed, but they hardly ever install until after the 14 days have expired, that way you don't realise you've been screwed until after you are screwed.

  • JerryonTwidder
    JerryonTwidder (@JerryonTwidder) reported

    So when you "move house" as a @OriginBroadband customer they treat you as a new customer, give you a new customer reference, leave the old account intact and put you on a new contract. WTF can't they just tie the new supply address to the existing account and contract?