Plusnet outages and service status in Y Felinheli, Wales
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Plusnet Issues Reports Near Y Felinheli, Wales
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Y Felinheli and nearby locations:
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Bio & About Page Copywriter (@gillianography) reported from Y Felinheli, WalesInternet is slowing down from 10:30am @plusnet and doesn't work at full speed until early evening. While I realise there a lot of people working from home, that Also includes myself. I may be forced to find another provider if this doesn't improve.
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The Bio Copywriter 🏴 (@gillianography) reported from Y Felinheli, WalesHaving some issues with my internet- buffering etc. Funny that because, call me cynical, but it's comes on the heels of an email saying my contract with #plusnet is up for renewal in August. If this is how how they're gonna get me to stay they're making a big mistake.
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Jon 🕷 (@jmarcjones) reported from Bethesda, Wales@tfoale @EnglishmanAdam @Plusnet Not enough competition and too much of a monopoly so no pressure to proceed / progress, that’s the problem and government not issuing fines for delays by @bt_uk We are well behind other countries! They laugh when we say our ‘superfast’ is 76mb tops! 😂
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Jon 🕷 (@jmarcjones) reported from Bethesda, Wales@tfoale @EnglishmanAdam @Plusnet I’m 800 meters (as crow flies) from the nearest cabinet & on a FTTC service atm, but OpenReach have recently connected a new estate close to my home up. I spoke to engineers who said it’s FTTP! I’m hoping in the next 6 months I’ll be able to get FTTP as well and cut out copper!
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The Bio Copywriter 🏴 (@gillianography) reported from Y Felinheli, WalesA consistently good service is what would persuade me to stay #plusnet
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The Bio Copywriter 🏴 (@gillianography) reported from Y Felinheli, WalesMy contract with #plusnet is due for renewal in August. I had an email to confirm it. Strangely enough I've had a rather less than perfect service since. If this is a ploy to get me to sign up again they're making a mistake. A consistently good service would be better.
Plusnet Issues Reports
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Edward Grefenstette (@egrefen) reported@Plusnet I tried replying to the open ticket and it says inbox full. Tried calling and over 10 minutes wait. Sorry but this is too bad a start so I'll just cancel my plan.
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Flower Pot (@FlowerP79667758) reported@WeAreOpenreach day 8 of no internet. The pavement was dug up and our internet connection stopped. Calls to Plusnet who arranged Openreach to come out yesterday to find the fault. Openreach came yesterday and identified there was a break in the wire that was caused when the pavement was dug up. I was informed that Openreach would be out today to dig a smaller hole and fix the break. My husband spoke to Plusnet who said Openreach would update Plusnet on the 13th May. There is clearly a breakdown in communication between Plusnet and Openreach. My expectation is that Openreach will be out today, as promised, and restore our connection to the internet. We are unable to use our laptops or IPads. Even our door bell is out of action. We do everything online and this is just not acceptable. Particularly as the engineer yesterday informed me yesterday that he could not understand why we had been kept waiting for so long as they did not like leaving people off line for very long. This is not acceptable. To add insult to injury Openreach did not inform us the pavement was being dug up and therefore we did not move our car. Our drive was blocked from 9 am to 4 pm.
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GromitFoxZero (@gromitfoxzero) reported@whisperwoIf @virginmedia I mean they didn’t let customers cancel and yet they got fined yesterday by our regulator here in the UK for £28m. I can’t relate because I use Plusnet which practically never goes out or ***** up a lot
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Daren (@DazzaBoro) reported@Plusnet Your 900mbps is a joke. Wish I had never left @zeninternet . I was on 57mbps service with them and it was faster than your new service we have opted in too. How can this be? To be fobbed of with you should use a cable to connect is very poor.
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SteveHooker (also bluesky) 🇪🇺🔶 #FBPE 💙 #FBPA (@Steve_Hooker) reported@Plusnet please can someone help. Following a no show for an installation on Tuesday. Today’s engineer M group in behalf of OpenReach couldn’t get the 900MB full fibre running. Said that another engineer would come. No update yet and Plusnet help on phone could not give any help
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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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Sarah (@WriteMindedPub) reportedWarning to anyone thinking of switching to @EE - I’m switching to @plusnet on the same plan, £30 a month cheaper. Paid my final bill and an £86 exit fee on Friday. They cut me off the next day - six days b4 the switch. Still can’t get an explanation. Terrible service @EE
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BigBadLlama (@bigbadllama) reported@Plusnet can you help? I got an email saying I'm leaving for another provider which isn't true, I haven't even been shopping around. I can't call customer service because I'm working overseas atm
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judewri ( Jude) 🌹💙 (@judewri) reported@EE just moved from plusnet to EE today. Had to ring EE ( only minor issue ) and he couldn't have been more helpful . Credit where its due ! I spend my old retired age moaning about most places ! Well done EE. 👏 👏👏👏👏
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Wessex Wyvern (@WessexWy) reported@BasilTheGreat It's worse, if you have BT, EE, or Plusnet broadband with their router, part of YOUR bandwidth & electricity is used to help provide THEIR public WiFi network. (It's hidden in the Ts & Cs but you can opt out in your account settings)