Plusnet outages and service status in Denbigh, Wales
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Denbigh, Wales
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Plusnet Issues Reports Near Denbigh, Wales
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Denbigh and nearby locations:
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steven white (@thatboygwyn) reported from Ruthin, Wales@Plusnet my dad got a sim from you guys a month or so ago but the reception is nonexistent, no 4g or WiFi calling and heβs barely able to use his phone. How do we cancel the contract?
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David Edwards (@davedpg) reported from Caerwys, Wales@davedpg: Absolutely crap service from @plusnet today. Not getting full speeds and constant drop outs
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TheMiniTour π (@theminitour) reported from Mold, WalesI logged a call about our internet dropping out with @Plusnet at 9am. By lunchtime the @WeAreOpenreach guy had found the fault, stripped and replaced the wires and sockets and solved the issue. Great service from both companies ππ»ππ»ππ»
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Libby McClelland (@LibbyMc1988) reported from Prestatyn, Wales@Plusnet Are you having issues today? My router is constantly turning orange and dropping wi-fi
Plusnet Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Cliffy (@radagastcb) reported@ThreeUK I have been with Three for 20 years, currently have a unlimited Data plan. I was going to change from crap Plusnet to a 4g Internet as we have very fast 4g. I started to apply and the bloody questions you ask. I am retired. Stuff you I will stay where I am.
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Jaime Dodd (@JDSuker) reportedTry @Plusnet treat their existing customers so much better!
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Emma Constantine π (@ConstantineEmma) reported@Plusnet please can you help-we have been in contact with you numerous times without a resolution over an issue with our switch to you from Virgin media-Virgin are saying we owe them hundreds of pounds which we donβt as we had switched to you.
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David McGinlay (@Quigmeister) reported@Plusnet The new service is at least 10x faster and cheaper than what you can offer. Itβs due to start after my contract with you expires, so I donβt appreciate the continued pressure to stay with an inferior more expensive service
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Robert Martin (@AndyGraysdouble) reportedBefore BT/EE ever regale us with what they do in AI they might first get round to getting vulnerable customer digital switchovers done quickly and seamlessly- a total shambles @BT @EE @Plusnet
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Rob Dyson (@dysontour) reported@Plusnet @BECCABEAN You really aren't thinking about your customers. I asked a simple question about being moved whilst out of contract and just get the stupid bots.
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Critic No1 (@CriticNo1) reported@Plusnet Done this several times over the last few weeks and the problem still persists. Robots and no humans. Disgraceful service. Already put in place moving to another service.
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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.
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KewCogs (@KewCogs) reported@ArmchairAdml He could switch to plusnet which is actually owned by BT and gives a similar service, but as a new customer, he gets the introductory rates.
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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)