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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 Buckie, Scotland

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Plusnet Issues Reports

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  • ConstantineEmma
    Emma Constantine 💙 (@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 don’t as we had switched to you.

  • wmgroep
    Mismoosh LTD WM IT Solutions Group #Rutland (@wmgroep) reported

    @Plusnet @plusnethelp we have now already more time Internet problems in #rutland #le15 #today @BTGroup

  • 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.

  • 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

  • MarkHowitt
    GM Mark Howitt (@MarkHowitt) reported

    Slighty worried about @Plusnet cust service as a @bt_uk shareholder... he said it wasn't part of his job to know about the direct debit guarantee!

  • radagastcb
    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.

  • mizpah68
    Jacqui Langstead (@mizpah68) reported

    @Plusnet I’ve been with you for years yet to switch to full fibre broadband I’ve got to pay more than a new customer. This is so wrong. I’m disabled and internet is my contact with the outside world yet penalised because I choose to stay with you

  • MarkHowitt
    GM Mark Howitt (@MarkHowitt) reported

    @Plusnet @Plusnet poor again making me lose connection another call needed for comp @Ofcom

  • RedDyke69
    Red **** (@RedDyke69) reported

    @Benleo Damn those half-Spanish-owned companies, eh? Why not go with a good solid British-owned broadband provider like Zen Internet, Plusnet or Andrews & Arnold or even good old BT! It seems a classic case of “do as I say, not as I do” — preaching economic nationalism while happily relying on foreign-owned services to **** up your broadband !

  • bigdavesnokia
    Big Dave (@bigdavesnokia) reported

    @ArmchairAdml Got my mum Plusnet full fibre 145 package for 25 quid (existing customer 2Y contract) and 1p mobile 1000 mins and 10gb data for £7.20 recently (no contract). She's 82 and makes most of her calls on WhatsApp and telegram nowadays anyway. Did have to do away with the landline tho.