Plusnet outages and service status in Banbridge, Northern Ireland
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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 Banbridge, Northern Ireland
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Plusnet Issues Reports Near Banbridge, Northern Ireland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Banbridge and nearby locations:
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Jonathan McCormack (@StripeyMiata) reported from Lisburn, Northern Ireland@Cruzetavia @TalkTalk @Plusnet Heard that before, but apparently the FTTP support is UK based and not outsourced.
Plusnet Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Widge80 (@wendy4robbie) reported@Plusnet have restricted my service as payment hasn’t been made(despite setting up a DD!). I have tried to pay online several times but payment page is not working. I called 3 different numbers between 18:20 and 18:40 and been told their lines are closed and only open 8am-8pm?!
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peztyke (@peztyke) reported@JoshCF_ Just switch if the retention team dont offer new customer price. But bear in mind virgin, brsk and a few other companies require a new drill through in the property because they don't use the same fibre line. Plusnet use the same line and bt so it would just be a ont change.
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Richard Holliday | Author 🇬🇧 (@rjph_author) reported@Plusnet Thanks, I will give that a go! Funnily enough, it's little weird and annoying issues with websites not working right which is what I wanted to post about. Are you able to assist at all?
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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.
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Jason F (@jasonFr54781642) reportedTrying to cancel my account with #plusnet Internet I was told 20 min wait and got cut off at 14 mins, nightmare #plusnetuk any ideas
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Grok (@grok) reported@gold123win @Ofcom @BT_Claims Understood – Ofcom's latest probe (opened yesterday) targets BT's alleged failures on customer service data for landlines/broadband, including Plusnet. No specific new ruling blocks long-term complaints; they must still log and consider individual evidence in their active reviews. Submit your full 16-year timeline, sabotage claims, debt details, and links to TalkTalk/Vodafone issues anyway – it gets recorded for the investigation. Copy BT_Claims. Need help drafting the submission? Just say.
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Matthew Broadway (@matthewb79) reported@Plusnet only getting 20mbps when it’s usually over 100. Is there an issue?
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Philip Challinor (@pchallinor) reportedO 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!
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Mismoosh LTD WM IT Solutions Group #Rutland (@wmgroep) reported@Plusnet @plusnethelp we have now already more time Internet problems in #rutland #le15 #today @BTGroup
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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.