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Plusnet outages and service status in Cirencester, England

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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 Cirencester, England

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Plusnet Issues Reports Near Cirencester, England

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

  • willtomuk
    will (@willtomuk) reported from Purton, England

    @Plusnet hi. Are you doing fibre to the door? We have just had fibre installed on our street. The phone line broadband is poor do now want to use the fibre network.

Plusnet Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • MrLewisVuitton
    🇰🇪 (@MrLewisVuitton) reported

    @NtantuNow @virginmedia @Plusnet Virgin are so useless. Instead of fixing the issue they just offer to boost your speeds lol

  • hangrenade86
    Sinead 🏳️‍🌈 (@hangrenade86) reported

    @Plusnet is there an email contact that I can use to cancel my order?

  • ITVRobShelley
    Rob Shelley (@ITVRobShelley) reported

    @Plusnet hello! Last week I phoned to say I wanted to stay with your service - now I have a load of texts from you telling me my installation and router are set to happen/arrive - but I’m already installed and have a router…this is surreal

  • TheMeldrew
    Yorkshire Victor Meldrew+his dog (@TheMeldrew) reported

    @Girlw0ndr I've had EE for 2years now,so far never had any problems and definitely better than my previous supplier, Plusnet

  • AndyGraysdouble
    Robert Martin (@AndyGraysdouble) reported

    Before 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

  • davmitt
    dave mitton (@davmitt) reported

    @Plusnet brilliant, coming up to the end of my contract and all of a sudden your internet has gone proper ****, surely you should be making it better so I renew

  • ITVRobShelley
    Rob Shelley (@ITVRobShelley) reported

    @Plusnet Hello! Because of your former great service, I called to stay with yourselves not switch to EE. Whilst Tamsin and David who took my call were lovely - and v good at their jobs - sadly the whole call, incl hold time, took just under half an hour - that's bang out of order

  • 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

  • Mattcarpfisher
    Matt (@Mattcarpfisher) reported

    @Plusnet I am 2 months from the end of my 900 contract and the “offer” is to renew at 33.99 a month, more than a new customer… what’s the incentive for me to stay?

  • 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.