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#265630 1-Feb-2020 18:11
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I have had fiber with 2 degrees for around 12 months now without issue, last week my sons began complaining of being disconnected from game servers constantly on both PlayStation and Xbox.

 

After testing and reboots we contacted 2degrees who have set us up on a static IP as a fault finding trial. The person assisting said if this fixed the issue then after the trial period we would be charged for the static if we wanted to keep it. It has now been around 4 hours without any issues.

 

I dont believe I should have to pay extra for a service which should work and has worked for the last 12 months and previous to that with Spark without needing a static ip. Any thoughts?


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  #2411489 2-Feb-2020 11:53
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Hi All,

 

 

 

The advice given from the Care agent is not consistent with the messaging they have been supplied - Please PM me your details (customer number) and I'll investigate, I will be a few days as I'm on leave at the moment until Friday, however by the looks it's already working. If this isn't the case, send me the details stating it's urgent and I'll escalate to the care team.

 

 

 

Nick.





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