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Plusnet outages and service status in Glenrothes, 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 Glenrothes, Scotland

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Plusnet Issues Reports

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  • AlisonMLees
    Alison Lees (@AlisonMLees) reported

    @Plusnet I have new email, says I'm switching to ee in 30 days. I phoned already. I want to remain with plusnet fibre to cabinet but lose the phone line rental, at a reduction in cost. This was not offered anywhere & person I spoke to on the phone before couldn't help. Please fix it.

  • bigbadllama
    BigBadLlama (@bigbadllama) reported

    @Plusnet can you help? I got an email saying I'm leaving for another provider which isn't true, I haven't even been shopping around. I can't call customer service because I'm working overseas atm

  • CyberaxUK
    Cyberax (@CyberaxUK) reported

    @Plusnet Hi - As I said in my DM the only option available by that link is a phone call and I can’t do that unless you want to hear someone coughing instead of talking…. Could you escalate to someone who can help please?

  • rockposer
    Rockposer Dot Com (@rockposer) reported

    @Plusnet @WeAreOpenreach @MoneySavingExp Day 10 without broadband and still no information as to when service will resume, or what's being done (if anything) to fix it!!

  • rockposer
    Rockposer Dot Com (@rockposer) reported

    It's now been over a week without broadband and still no confirmed fix time. According to Plusnet, Openreach don't even work on problems over a weekend.Not good enough! @Plusnet @WeAreOpenreach

  • morganjonestech
    Morgan (@morganjonestech) reported

    @LiamFromOrlando @SSOUIC Nope, I was having trouble with my ISP router (PlusNet) when I first using the HomePod mini as the audio output for my Apple TV, but I bought a pair of eero routers and have had zero issues since, until the past few days where this bug started.

  • peztyke
    peztyke (@peztyke) reported

    @JoshCF_ Just switch if the retention team dont offer new customer price. But bear in mind virgin, brsk and a few other companies require a new drill through in the property because they don't use the same fibre line. Plusnet use the same line and bt so it would just be a ont change.

  • MD_Briggs
    Michael Briggs 🔬🏏🎸🐝🦔🍺🌱 (@MD_Briggs) reported

    @ArmchairAdml BT is dreadful tbh. Only found out that broadband has gone up - have really a bad rural service too - & they are charging £4/mo for a land line that I dont use. Got a better £20 deal from plusnet - called BT and told them to match it or I’m leaving - they matched it (nearly) 👍

  • PaulSutton66
    Paul Sutton (@PaulSutton66) reported

    @davidkurten In which case, the problem is my internet provider, Plusnet.

  • paulturner2012
    Dog off the leash. (@paulturner2012) reported

    Plusnet asking for my home phone number as security after they have already withdrawn home phone service. Are they ***************? Now realise they are owned by BT. That explains it.