on 29-09-2022 15:56
on 03-10-2022 19:09
on 29-09-2022 16:08
Hi @Anonymous
Have you looked at Check service status at the top of the page? You can also a run a test on your equipment from there.
If nothing is showing you could also try the Service Status number 0800 561 0061. This often gives details of more local issues down to postcode level.
on 30-09-2022 08:54
thanks for the info. yes i tried to search for issues and it claimed there werent any. but my fibre went down from 2pm for about ten minutes. and as a result they didnt offer me the job. totally understandable from their perspective but im so annoyed. would be nice if virgin contacted people after a fault and apologised for it giving an explanation, rather than the customer having to chase it. no way am i phoning them to be fobbed off. ta for the info though
on 03-10-2022 17:41
I would really appreciate a member of staff explaining to me why my fibre keeps dropping off. It happened on thursday 2th october at 2pm, whilst i was in a job interview. and they understandably didnt offer me the job due to the bad impression made.
and it has happened again just now, 3rd October at 17:28pm
my postcode is WF17 8FL
How am i supposed to perform the fibre service my job when it is proving to be so unreliable??
it is not a problem with devices as my laptop and phone were just affected
on 03-10-2022 19:09
on 04-10-2022 09:44
Hi John. Mobile was on wifi and laptop on ethernet cable. The connection just stopped both times (also went off on a kindle and another laptop cos i checked them too) so switched router off and back on again and then about ten mins later it all comes back on. They may be working on the lines or something like that but it would be courteous for them to inform people in advance. Particularly given the vast amounts of people now WFH and the huge amount of money that I pay them for fast and reliable fibre. It would be great to hear from a member of staff about this.
04-10-2022 11:08 - edited 04-10-2022 11:11
I expect you will get an apology from the forum staff in due course, but they have no way of checking what happened days ago.
Routine maintenance usually happens in the early hours to avoid disruption, but if a fault occurs at other times there will be no prior warning. As far as Virgin are concerned that is just part of the deal for a residential, non-business contract.
on 04-10-2022 13:36