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Origin Broadband outages and service status in Buckley, Wales

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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 Buckley, Wales

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Origin Broadband Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • GamingPrince91
    The Gaming Prince91 (@GamingPrince91) reported

    @OriginBroadband i seem to ne having connection issues with my wifi the past few hours ?

  • Caz62639853
    Caz (@Caz62639853) reported

    @Mero46008244 @OriginBroadband They are shonky, id give them a miss and go to BT or Sky….better connection and service

  • davidjbodman
    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.

  • mccali99
    mc california (@mccali99) reported

    @OriginBroadband As we couldn't come to a mutual agreement over how best to resolve your case, you now have the right to go to Ombudsman Services: Communications to take your complaint further if you wish. The Ombudsman’s role is to offer free, independent help to resolve your

  • hj81111
    Jh (@hj81111) reported

    @OriginBroadband I need help with my broadband, I can't fund a phone number to ring, thankyou

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

    @OriginBroadban1 @OriginBroadband this is so true, you would go back to the customer with "Sorry, the cheque must have got lost in the post" excuse and they knew it was an outright lie, you might as well have just said "I promise I won't come in your mouth or get any in your hair"

  • MissTIslam82
    Newham Mum Miss T (@MissTIslam82) reported

    @OriginBroadband @Ofcom 2/2 I need a refund and origin to stop harassing me for a service they never have provided and still dont provide

  • CraftyOldGit
    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.

  • DavidInSouthend
    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?

  • GaiaSophia8
    ☮️❤️🧡💛🇪🇺🏳️‍🌈Gaia🦉Sophia🏳️‍⚧️🇺🇦💚💙💜☮️ (@GaiaSophia8) reported

    @DrHughHarvey @oliviasolon @OriginBroadband £30 for 67Mbps down...?!😳67Mbp/s is 8.375MB/s down. She's currently paying £37 for ½Gbit (500Mb/s).500Mb/s is 62.5MB/s, ~7.5x FASTER. Why would she want to switch to an ISP offering worse speeds? Didn't realise such pathetic speeds were still being offered.