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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.

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Plusnet Issues Reports Near Dundonald, Northern Ireland

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Dundonald and nearby locations:

  • PaulReid74
    Paul Reid (@PaulReid74) reported from Dundonald, Northern Ireland

    @DannyCowanVO @Paul__Buckle @bt_uk @Plusnet @BTCare My advice... as soon as you leave BT, cancel your direct debit.

  • internetsense
    Philip I Wilson (@internetsense) reported from Belfast, Northern Ireland

    @Back_Two_Mee @Complyorcry Sounds wild. I go low low on all these things. Cancel ❌ them, move them. Talktalk or Plusnet (Plusnet is BT) use Now tv rather than Sky Sports etc etc

  • cattt82
    Cat Taylor (@cattt82) reported from Jordanstown, Northern Ireland

    @nornirishfella Plusnet are woeful. My mum was with them until a few months ago, hated her WiFi. We were with sky but we maxed out at 35-40 most of the time, nothing they could do to make it faster. But only got Virgin in when we upgraded to a 65” TV & buffering became an issue.

  • PatrickMBelfast
    Patrick (@PatrickMBelfast) reported from Belfast, Northern Ireland

    @Plusnet Hi. I seem to be having more and more problems connecting to my Wi-Fi in the Attic. Is there something you or I can do to improve my signal up there? I keep hearing about Wi-Fi extenders. Can you provide me with one?

  • StripeyMiata
    Jonathan McCormack (@StripeyMiata) reported from Lisburn, Northern Ireland

    @Cruzetavia @TalkTalk @Plusnet Heard that before, but apparently the FTTP support is UK based and not outsourced.

  • gemmacaddell86
    Gem (@gemmacaddell86) reported from Castlereagh, Northern Ireland

    Saturday night to enjoy tv with willow not here and plusnet not working, awesome

  • nigelivy
    Nigel Ivy (@nigelivy) reported from Belfast, Northern Ireland

    @jasonsloan46 @virginmedia Landed up cancelling and going with Plusnet. I'm so over paying premium prices for subpar customer service & their product is so unreliable.

  • inkedcaribbean
    inkedup_britishjamaican (@inkedcaribbean) reported from Belfast, Northern Ireland

    @Plusnet please improve your customer service

  • itconor
    itconor (@itconor) reported from Comber, Northern Ireland

    @internetsense @seatzie @virginmedia Plusnet last I checked where just BT, they also have a habit of putting customers behind CGNAT which means no public IP bad for gaming etc

  • PaulReid74
    Paul Reid (@PaulReid74) reported from Dundonald, Northern Ireland

    @Paul__Buckle @DannyCowanVO @bt_uk @Plusnet I've been with Plusnet for several years now too, never had an issue (touch wood)... only issue was @BTCare refusing to believe that I had actually left them, and sending me emails threatening to cut me off, and telling me I owed them money for a service I was no longer getting.

Plusnet Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • cristao7777
    Johnathan🇵🇹 (@cristao7777) reported

    @Crime_Penguin Using a Chinese router atm but I can't want to have the privilege of spending 240 US dollars on an "AT&T 5Ghz PlusNet Router" locked to WiFi 5 and hardware id bound to only support 3 devices at a time

  • ShaunGaz
    gazza (@ShaunGaz) reported

    @Plusnet u closed im still working dog shite - what a crap service and put the charges up...My evening shite cause of planet plusnet

  • Greymayce
    GeeMan (@Greymayce) reported

    @tina0402x The trouble is all other providers BT Plusnet etc apart from Virgin use the same cabling, be it copper or fibre it all comes from the exchange. I worked at BT and this was explained by an engineer in the training. Copper is being phased out.

  • annelilort
    Anneli Lort (@annelilort) reported

    @Plusnet another weekend, another two days of my wifi dropping out constantly. I’ve gone through the help text service, twice now, and still no difference. It’s gone beyond a joke.

  • metalheed
    Alan (@metalheed) reported

    @Plusnet engineer just finished installing full fibre. How long until service is on?

  • btc8500
    Jason (@btc8500) reported

    @Plusnet I’ve spoken to the team and they told me to change the channels on the router but the problem is you don’t actually supply hardware with the capability to do the speed over Wi-Fi. So unless I buy an adapter to my phones and tablets the speed is POINTLESS 😱😱

  • DrGladimir
    Gladimir (@DrGladimir) reported

    @JessfromW At least with plusnet you can speak to a nice person in the UK usually, who attempts to help, not some evil 3rd worlder who will say or do literally anything to stop you getting an open reach visit (although I've disappointingly got someone from the subcontinent,in the UK, once).

  • MachLoopWales
    MachLoopWales (@MachLoopWales) reported

    @Nolberto099 @ArmchairAdml Not missing the point at all. Well done. It's a common business model to increase charges after the 'new customer' period. There's no loyalty either way, just leave and get the same service from Plusnet/EE (same company as BT) for far less. Takes minutes.

  • terminate
    exe | @terminate (@terminate) reported

    Dear Data Protection Officer, (or forward too within 30 days to respond) I am writing to make a subject access request under Article 15 of the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. SPECIFICALLY REGARDING EE CONTRACTING AND PARTNERSHIP I request a copy of all personal data you hold about me, covering the entire period I have been your customer. In particular, please include: 1. My account records and account history, including all changes made to my account details, security settings, or registered devices, and the dates of those changes; 2. Records of any SIM changes, SIM swaps, number ports, or new devices added to my account, with dates; 3. Records of any logins or access to my online account, including dates and, where held, locations or IP addresses; 4. My billing records and itemised call/text/data metadata (numbers contacted, dates, durations, data usage) — I am not requesting the content of communications; 5. Records of my contact with your customer services, including notes, call recordings, and webchat or message transcripts; 6. The recipients or categories of recipients to whom my personal data has been disclosed, identified by name where possible, including any third-party contractors, processors, or other organisations, and any recipients outside the United Kingdom, together with the safeguards relied on for any international transfer; 7. The purposes and lawful basis for your processing, and your retention periods. 8. Terms of service updates for me and my account if any or legal binding, the dates they were changed and what specifically was changed on these dates regarding my account or my legal rights 9. PARTNERS AND CONTRACTORS SPECIFICALLY NAMED AND SHARED WITH EE/BT/PLUSNET

  • PaulSutton66
    Paul Sutton (@PaulSutton66) reported

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