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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 Banbury, England

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Plusnet Issues Reports Near Banbury, England

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

  • Micheylou96
    Michelle ♡ (@Micheylou96) reported from Westcot Barton, England

    Will never have @Plusnet again, absolutely useless, bit difficult to work from home with no internet every other day🤬 literally problems from the start and now this

Plusnet Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • StuartThom8396
    Stuart 965 (@StuartThom8396) reported

    @Plusnet I am leaving Plusnet after 12 years of custom because I have reached the end of my patience with the poor service I have received

  • 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.

  • aledrob
    Aled Roberts (@aledrob) reported

    @Plusnet lost all my emails post your migration to greenby service. How do I get this resolved

  • EBGBeee
    Emma B (@EBGBeee) reported

    @Plusnet Plusnet support couldn't help beyond reading out web pages I'd already visited, so had to use chat on Greenby instead. Actually seem to have got somewhere with that, tho' the solution implemented doesn't reflect well on Plusnet or Greenby.

  • HeleneFrenchie
    Helene Lens (@HeleneFrenchie.bsky.social) (@HeleneFrenchie) reported

    Forced to change from @Plusnet to @EE last week. Phone did not work for 4 days. Now emails not working, can't send emails out. Do you seriously expect us to be paying for your non-existent service??

  • CHR15_MTB
    Chr15_init (@CHR15_MTB) reported

    @ben_benjamin3 @virginmedia Did the same with mine, rand them. Best we can do is £55! Erm everywhere else is offering £25-£35 for the same service? Sorry, best we can do. Cancelled. Went to Plusnet. Two days later a phone call. Why are you leaving? We can match plusnets price if you stay. Too late. I genuinely don’t understand their thinking. Waste of time & money.

  • Seffuel
    Seffuel Bloodmoon | Béta (@Seffuel) reported

    @AethyrUlf @Plusnet Just noticed it didnt send the first post.... But you get the idea :P I worked at the larger internet company where I live, know a big thing or two on how it all operates. there's probably an issue with your COAX, DSL or FIBER. going into your place. it all depends... where...

  • Stevanobalabala
    Ste (@Stevanobalabala) reported

    @Plusnet I’m due for renewal with you next month and have been with you for years now but getting sick of new customer getting gift cards and there’s better deals with other suppliers that are significantly cheaper. Why should u stay with you?

  • matthewb79
    Matthew Broadway (@matthewb79) reported

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

  • VRvalley
    Freedom Valley (@VRvalley) reported

    @AlisonMLees @Plusnet Plusnet have broken the terms of your contract. Ofcom rules state that if a provider makes a change to your contract that is of "material detriment" (meaning it makes you worse off), they must allow you to leave the contract early without paying a cancellation fee.