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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 Buxton, England

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Plusnet Issues Reports Near Buxton, England

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

  • RickyCarterna
    Ric (@RickyCarterna) reported from Cheadle Hulme, England

    @plusnethelp broadband swap over due today, current provider has now disconnected, PlusNet service not initiated. Cannot reach your helpline to confirm switch over. Not a good first impression.

  • SuperScienceGrl
    ⌬Nessa Carson (@SuperScienceGrl) reported from Macclesfield, England

    @mynameis_rob PlusNet; switched to them not long ago from BT after I was sick of BT hiking the prices all the time, and also I was paying too much when my old local area only had crappy cables so poor speeds. PN is owned by BT but has still been better tbh. Solid customer service so far

  • chrisahulme
    chris hulme (@chrisahulme) reported from Furness Vale, England

    @Plusnet is showing again how useless they and their service is.

  • PrintCityMMU
    PrintCity: 3D, Innovate, Educate, Collaborate (@PrintCityMMU) reported from Stockport, England

    @Plusnet In your booklet that arrives with the router, you advertise 7:30am to 10:00pm. I call you for two occasions that don’t answer for 30 minutes each. At 8pm, it tells me customer service is now closed. What terrible service. Your billing systems work great though

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  • Barrelrogue23
    Barrelrogue1723 (@Barrelrogue23) reported

    If yr a gamer AVOID @Plusnet Slow speed 100% Slow connection! Terrible provider! Its like they are stuck in the 90's for speed/Internet. Avoid for gaming 110%!!!

  • pchallinor
    Philip Challinor (@pchallinor) reported

    O let us by no means be slow At causing the bubbly to flow: My service provision Has had a revision And @plusnet have got the heave-ho!

  • KewCogs
    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.

  • piercepower222
    Dave O’ Connor (@piercepower222) reported

    @Benleo Awful shower to deal with. So relieved when I finally got shot of them and got a simple deal with PlusNet

  • lukedashweston
    Luke Weston (@lukedashweston) reported

    @Plusnet currently into hour 7 of my internet being down. When texting your help number it just keeps giving me an ETA of when it should be fixed which gets pushed further and further back.

  • matthewb79
    Matthew Broadway (@matthewb79) reported

    @Plusnet only getting 20mbps when it’s usually over 100. Is there an issue?

  • lloyd_phil18432
    Andrew Lloyd-Phillips (@lloyd_phil18432) reported

    @Plusnet thanks again for cutting our broadband of before the payment date, good customer service NOT 👍

  • 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

  • AlyssaJade7274
    Alyssa Jade C (@AlyssaJade7274) reported

    @Plusnet You haven’t answered my question. What good is it doing that at midnight when you are closed? And when the issue is intermittent? Why is it so difficult to just say when engineering is going to occur? Its not like you don’t know.

  • Hamish88205796
    Hamish (@Hamish88205796) reported

    @DerylLynn @Plusnet Don't **** about. Slap a claim for £1,000 +costs in via MCOL. They'll happily settle out of court for £500 or more + costs and repair it.