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Plusnet outages and service status in Maybole, Scotland

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Plusnet plc is a British quad play internet service provider; providing broadband using DSL and fibre technology, landline, digital television and Mobile services. Plusnet is part of BT.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Maybole, Scotland

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Plusnet Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • robsterowski
    Rob Sterowski (@robsterowski) reported

    @plusnet Broadband now down for 18 hours. Web pages return "Sorry about this. Looks like something's stopped working." What's going on?

  • Quigmeister
    David McGinlay (@Quigmeister) reported

    @Plusnet The new service is at least 10x faster and cheaper than what you can offer. It’s due to start after my contract with you expires, so I don’t appreciate the continued pressure to stay with an inferior more expensive service

  • TheCovReport
    The Cov Report (@TheCovReport) reported

    That’s not too bad, mine went from £102 to about £160. I said I’ll pay something like the same as I’m paying and they offered pennies off. Now save £102 less my broadband £24.99 on Plusnet. Haven’t missed it.

  • cureisworse
    TheCureIsWorseThanTheDisease (@cureisworse) reported

    @Plusnet Ok. I will wait for them to contact me then as I'm not chasing again, given I get ofcom-mandated compensation for missed appointments and delays of starting a service after an agreed date.

  • Matt_Q_OnX
    Matt Quinn - The Caledonian Television Company. (@Matt_Q_OnX) reported

    @MikeWhi29270353 I never said they did, I said they can. - If you're on such a supplier you simply go to the likes of Vonage and get your telephone service from them; it then runs on the Plusnet (or whatever) internet connection. Plusnet CHOSE not to provide the service - their loss.

  • rollinson_kevan
    Kevan Rollinson (@rollinson_kevan) reported

    @Plusnet Have you tried ringing your customer service team and being put on hold for over 30 minutes before eventually giving in

  • foxclaire1973
    Claire Fox (@foxclaire1973) reported

    @virginmedia I have sent a few private messages. None of you have responded and I must be talking to a wall when I say that someone has USED my address to set up a account with you. I am a sky customer and Plusnet customer

  • mizpah68
    Jacqui Langstead (@mizpah68) reported

    @Plusnet I’ve been with you for years yet to switch to full fibre broadband I’ve got to pay more than a new customer. This is so wrong. I’m disabled and internet is my contact with the outside world yet penalised because I choose to stay with you

  • WessexWy
    Wessex Wyvern (@WessexWy) reported

    @BasilTheGreat It's worse, if you have BT, EE, or Plusnet broadband with their router, part of YOUR bandwidth & electricity is used to help provide THEIR public WiFi network. (It's hidden in the Ts & Cs but you can opt out in your account settings)

  • TU_Crypto_News
    TU_Crypto_News (@TU_Crypto_News) reported

    BT Group said eGain has helped convert its complex knowledge base into AI-ready infrastructure for customer support across EE, BT and Plusnet. The move targets better knowledge delivery at scale for more than 25 million customers.