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    Plusnet Complaints Code of Practice

    We aim to be number one for customer service. However, sometimes things can go wrong and, when they do, we want to put them right for you as quickly as we can. In this Complaints Code of Practice, we'll tell you how to get in touch with us if you want to make a complaint and how we'll deal with your complaint.

    Updated 26 November 2024

    If your landline or broadband service has been delivered late, or you’ve had a total loss of service that has taken more than two working days to fix, or our engineer has missed an appointment we made with you, your account will be credited automatically in accordance with our Automatic Compensation scheme.

    If your landline or broadband service has been delivered late, or you’ve had a total loss of service that has taken more than two working days to fix, or our engineer has missed an appointment we made with you, your account will be credited automatically in accordance with our Automatic Compensation scheme.

    Our Complaints Code of Practice

    If you're a Plusnet residential or business broadband or home phone customer, here's how to contact us.

    By phone

    The fastest way to let us know if you're not happy with your service is to contact us by phone (0330 1239 123, 8am - 8pm every day). You can raise a complaint via this method and this is the best way to get a quick resolution to any issue.

    Online Ticket

    If you prefer to contact us in writing, you can do this via an online ticket (you'll need your account username and password). A member of our team will investigate and respond to your complaint within 5 working days.

    By letter

    If you prefer, you can make a complaint by writing to the address below.

    To help us deal with your complaint as quickly as possible, we recommend including some information to help us find your account. Things like your username, postcode and telephone number of the service you're complaining about are really helpful.

    Once we receive your letter we will respond within 10 working days. If you need a quicker response, please use one of the other methods mentioned above.

    Our address is:

    Plusnet Plc
    Endeavour
    Sheffield Digital Campus
    1a Concourse Way
    Sheffield
    S1 2BJ

    If your complaint is about our mobile services as well, there's no need to raise this separately. Just try to give us enough information so we can find your Plusnet Mobile account as well. So things like your account number, postcode and mobile number.

    Please note that if you contact us by phone or an online ticket, we won't be able to help with mobile queries there and then.

    Our aim is to resolve any problem as quickly as possible, preferably during a phone call with you. However, if we can’t resolve your complaint there and then, we’ll investigate further and get back to you with an update as soon as we can.

    If you prefer to contact us in writing, we'll respond within 5 working days to any complaints you make through by raising an online ticket (except for mobile complaints), or within 10 working days to any letter of complaint.

    If you're still not happy with our final position on your complaint, you can take the matter to Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) by contacting the Communications Ombudsman Services.

    Communications Ombudsman Services provides a free, independent service for Plusnet customers who are not satisfied with the final outcome of their complaint.

    Communications Ombudsman Services cannot deal with complaints about commercial policy (e.g. our prices, broadband, availability, or our decision to refuse to provide a service following our fraud or credit checks), nor can it deal with complaints from business users with more than 10 employees.

    You can refer your complaint to Communications Ombudsman Services for resolution. Communications Ombudsman Services' contact details are:

    Address
    Communications Ombudsman
    PO Box 730
    Warrington
    WA4 6WU

    Website
    www.commsombudsman.org

    Telephone
    0330 440 1614
    0330 440 1600 (textphone)

    Before contacting Communications Ombudsman Services all complaints need to be submitted to us by one of the methods outlined in the how you can complain section to give us the opportunity to resolve it. Communications Ombudsman Services will not review any complaint which is less than 8 weeks old unless we agree we cannot do anything further and have provided you with a deadlock letter.

    Nothing within this Complaints Code of Practice forms or is intended to form any contract between you and Plusnet. The products and services described within this document may not always be available, and may change from time to time. Our standard terms and conditions apply to the product or services available. Nothing in this Complaints Code of Practice affects your legal rights.

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