Origin Broadband outages and service status in Oxford, 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 Oxford, England
The chart below shows the number of Origin Broadband reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Oxford, England and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Origin Broadband Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Catherine M (@_CatMaguire_) reported@OriginBroadband is the service down in the Watford area? We’ve done all the usual things to get ours working but nothing is happening
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DavidInSouthend (@DavidInSouthend) reported@OriginBroadband we're getting a pre-recorded msg that says 'no routes found' when dialling numbers in USA and Canada. Been like this since yesterday. Called support but no joy getting it fixed. Can you help?
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Wake UP! and smell the Coffee (@Schmell_DeCoffe) reported@RealKiro @_fadgie_ @OriginBroadband Expecting people to pay extra to make the service work properly ... Absolute charlatans ...
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katnipps (@katnipps_) reportedJust spoke to my provider @OriginBroadband - conversation went like this. “My connection is **** and unstable”. Origin, “so… would you be willing to pay us more?” wtf kinda service is this where they have THE AUDACITY to ask you invest *more* into a product that sucks ***?
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Nick Smith (@newswrthyvision) reported from Wandsworth, England.@OriginBroadband - Your internet is down in SW15 and your customer service line is closed. Not like I don't need the internet for work or anything.
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Mike Wilson 🐟 (@CraftyOldGit) reported@editfmah @OriginBroadband Well the problem I was having turns out not to be with Origin. On my iPhone, the SpeedSmart app reports < 5Mbps, the same app on my iPad reports > 35Mbps. Problem lies with phone by the look of it. Mystifying. Will investigate that face plate idea, thanks.
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Derek Weeks (@DerekWe51929279) reported@OriginBroadband @Ofcom No point in messaging you directly. You don’t respond. How do you expect customers to have any confidence in Origin broadband when almost a third of your customers reviews are either poor or BAD.
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*卄卂几几卂卄 ㄥㄖㄩ丨丂乇* (@Hannah_94_x) reported@OriginBroadband is your internet down?
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Rachael Hall (@Rachael0199) reported@YourSSE can anyone help please? I have no Internet. There is no one to contact. I know SSE were takennover by Talk Talk, but Origin are the ones who supply the broadband. No one seems to be answering any of my messages @TalkTalk @OriginBroadband
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Adrian Herridge (@editfmah) reported@CraftyOldGit @OriginBroadband Very. You are definitely looking at a line/sync issue there for sure. If you've had electrical storms recently, potentially quick and easy to just swap out the VSDL filter (if you have a draw full of the old things), see if that allows the noise on the line and the Att. to drop