Plusnet outages and service status in Banbridge, Northern Ireland
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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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Sue Evans (@SUE014) reported@Plusnet in your handover to EE has been delayed bt By BT yet again still dithering. about getting router set up in house and EE states set up broadband early next week shambles ! Can I stay with plusnet and. Cancel EE as no confidence
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Jason F (@jasonFr54781642) reported@Plusnet trying to cancel to travel abroad will have no fixed address, I waited for 15 mins on the phone then got cut off, I dont think #plusnet want me to leave. Is there an easier way to cancel thanks.
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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 !
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Not Now Dave (@not_now_dave) reportedMy broadband service is up soon and was possibly looking at leaving my current provider. Now @bt_uk, @EE and @Plusnet have now added a setup fees they can do one
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Onetruefraggle (@onetruefraggle) reported@KaiGWatson Plusnet. Talking to customer service who speak English is all I care about
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REBECCA (@BECCABEAN) reportedConfused, you will no longer be providing a service to me and offered me to terminate fee free and move to BT . Attempted to move to BT , who couldn't provide the service I needed so found elsewhere. You're now trying to charge me early termination fee?? Why? @Plusnet
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Oliver Bloom (@OliverBloomART) reported@EE Plusnet migration to ee is a bit of lie when they say you'll be connected on the day plus net terminated and ee connects they mean days without no service at all despite setting up the contract day @Ofcom @Plusnet #plusnet #ee
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Alison Lees (@AlisonMLees) reported@Plusnet I have new email, says I'm switching to ee in 30 days. I phoned already. I want to remain with plusnet fibre to cabinet but lose the phone line rental, at a reduction in cost. This was not offered anywhere & person I spoke to on the phone before couldn't help. Please fix it.
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Lynx Floosie FiJ 🇺🇦 🇮🇱🎗 (@feeflefifski) reportedHi @EE, you moved me from being a @Plusnet broadband customer to you today. The new router is up and running but what should I do with the old router and power cable?
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Matt Quinn - The Caledonian Television Company. (@Matt_Q_OnX) reported@MikeWhi29270353 I never said they did, I said they can. - If you're on such a supplier you simply go to the likes of Vonage and get your telephone service from them; it then runs on the Plusnet (or whatever) internet connection. Plusnet CHOSE not to provide the service - their loss.