Plusnet outages and service status in Beaminster, 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 Beaminster, England
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Plusnet Issues Reports Near Beaminster, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Beaminster and nearby locations:
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Rob DorsetLad (@sengrumbleweed) reported from Beaminster, England@plusnethelp Non existent customer support from @Plusnet kept on hold for 30 mins & then no answer! Sent you a direct message 4 hours ago & no reply!
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EstateAgentDad (@EstateAgentDad) reported from Bradford Peverell, England@Plusnet great provider, don't bother with their email, it is shockingly poor.
Plusnet Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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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
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-on a beach- (@iamonabeach) reported@ArmchairAdml Cancel it and start a new contract with EE or PlusNet...they're all the same company these days but I think you'll be treated as a new EE (or PlusNet) customer so you'll get the new customer rate. If not take your business elsewhere.
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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.
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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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NTANTU (@NtantuNow) reported@MrLewisVuitton @virginmedia @Plusnet I took the bait lol never again
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Flower Pot (@FlowerP79667758) reported@Plusnet Hello, We have contacted Plusnet and Ofcom. As Plusnet is the customer of Open reach it is Plusnet who is responsible for making a complaint to Open -reach. Apparently as our service provider faults should be addressed and rectified in two days. We have already been 8 days without the internet and if Open-reach do not come until next Wednesday that will be two weeks.
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IMDANM (@IMDANM) reported@saltyy_savage Have a look at PlusNet, runs on the BT network without their awful pricing and terrible customer support (I’ll never use them again). Or look at one of the smaller fibre companies, I’m with a company called Squirrel and get 1GB up/down for £28 a month with no mid contract price increases.
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Sinead 🏳️🌈 (@hangrenade86) reported@Plusnet is there an email contact that I can use to cancel my order?
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Flower Pot (@FlowerP79667758) reported@WeAreOpenreach Have you actually read my post. ? We have not had a satisfactory response from Plusnet . Can you provide a telephone number for customer services or the appropriate department.
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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.