Origin Broadband outages and service status in Glasgow, Scotland
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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 Glasgow, Scotland
The chart below shows the number of Origin Broadband reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Glasgow, Scotland 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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OriginBroadbandComplaints (@OriginBroadban1) reportedjust to add clarity, when we worked at @originbroadband we were told to never issue a refund until it had been chased 3 times. (its still the process)
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Joshua Powney (@joshpowney) reported@OriginBroadband no internet for 48 hours now thanks guys... no rush to get paying customers online again. Guess I'll have to wait another 48 hours just for an engineer to line test the master socket then lead me back to customer services..
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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
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Derek Weeks (@DerekWe51929279) reported@OriginBroadband I will continue to exercise my right to comment on the abysmal way you treat customers who have issues with your company.
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Wake UP! and smell the Coffee (@Schmell_DeCoffe) reported@ross11ross @OriginBroadband They do, it's called switching your internet service provider.
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Dr Penny Carey (@DrPennyC) reported@OriginBroadband can you advise how I stop my contract as I'm moving house? I can't find anything on the website or customer portal. Only stuff about moving it to my new address.
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David Bodman (@davidjbodman) reported@OriginBroadband It still didn't make the price increase legitimate, and you haven't actually refuted that! Neither have you refuted that existing customers are now paying for cheaper deals for new customers. These practises should attract the attention of @ofcom and @BBCWatchdog. Very poor.
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Rob (@Rob46156436) reportedAre you owed money by trouble @OriginBroadband ? Time may be running out to get it back. #administration #wheresthemoneygone
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Caz (@Caz62639853) reported@Mero46008244 @OriginBroadband They are shonky, id give them a miss and go to BT or Sky….better connection and service
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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.