Plusnet outages and service status in Ballynahinch, 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 Ballynahinch, Northern Ireland
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Plusnet Issues Reports Near Ballynahinch, Northern Ireland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Ballynahinch 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.
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itconor (@itconor) reported from Comber, Northern Ireland@internetsense @seatzie @virginmedia Plusnet last I checked where just BT, they also have a habit of putting customers behind CGNAT which means no public IP bad for gaming etc
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Gem (@gemmacaddell86) reported from Castlereagh, Northern IrelandSaturday night to enjoy tv with willow not here and plusnet not working, awesome
Plusnet Issues Reports
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Joseph Barrett (@FrankGrimes36) reported@graceemsxx Always used Plusnet and they have been reliable. UK customer service call centre as well I believe.
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Gingerlegs747 (@gingerlegs747) reported@SBarrettBar @zeninternet Same with Plusnet, i switched from Vodaphone when i tried to get in contact with them as my broadband went down as did my telephone and it took them 2 weeks to even reply. No phone numbers were answered by them.
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Matt Valentine-Chase (@IAmMattVC) reported@Benleo @virginmedia I had a similar issue with plusnet and open reach, still waiting for the fibre to be fitted. I think it's the beginning of the end for this level of poor service, people have had enough.
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@Gaylesian (@gaylesian) reported@JoshCF_ Try plusnet they are owned by BT but you would get new customer offer.
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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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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.
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SteveHooker (also bluesky) 🇪🇺🔶 #FBPE 💙 #FBPA (@Steve_Hooker) reported@WeAreOpenreach please can someone help. Following a no show for an installation on Tuesday. Today’s engineer M group for OpenReach couldn’t get the full fibre running. Said that another engineer would come. No update yet and Plusnet help on phone could not give any help can you?
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(((Mark Hoffmeister))) 🔼 (@drasnah) reported@Plusnet I'm a new broadband customer effective yesterday having left EE. Your service supposedly faster 900 seems slow and glitchy. Is this the new norm do I need an engineer to call rd to check set up? I've messaged your tech bot guys and awaiting there response. Unimpressed.
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exe | @terminate (@terminate) reportedDear Data Protection Officer, (or forward too within 30 days to respond) I am writing to make a subject access request under Article 15 of the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. SPECIFICALLY REGARDING EE CONTRACTING AND PARTNERSHIP I request a copy of all personal data you hold about me, covering the entire period I have been your customer. In particular, please include: 1. My account records and account history, including all changes made to my account details, security settings, or registered devices, and the dates of those changes; 2. Records of any SIM changes, SIM swaps, number ports, or new devices added to my account, with dates; 3. Records of any logins or access to my online account, including dates and, where held, locations or IP addresses; 4. My billing records and itemised call/text/data metadata (numbers contacted, dates, durations, data usage) — I am not requesting the content of communications; 5. Records of my contact with your customer services, including notes, call recordings, and webchat or message transcripts; 6. The recipients or categories of recipients to whom my personal data has been disclosed, identified by name where possible, including any third-party contractors, processors, or other organisations, and any recipients outside the United Kingdom, together with the safeguards relied on for any international transfer; 7. The purposes and lawful basis for your processing, and your retention periods. 8. Terms of service updates for me and my account if any or legal binding, the dates they were changed and what specifically was changed on these dates regarding my account or my legal rights 9. PARTNERS AND CONTRACTORS SPECIFICALLY NAMED AND SHARED WITH EE/BT/PLUSNET
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Louislou🧓🏉 (@BrantLesley) reported@esp8687 Both of my children recommended Sky when my Plusnet (BT in disguise) ended and they were trying to force me to go to EE because we are only part fibre and Plusnet don't do it anymore. I anticipated issues but it was a totally smooth and easy