Sky Broadband down leaving hundreds of customers without internet
SKY broadband has gone down this afternoon leaving around 10,000 customers in South East London without internet.
Issues with the service began around 2pm with more than 430 complaints being reported on complaints website, Downdetector.co.uk.
The majority of complaints (90 per cent) were about the lack of internet service, with just 8 per cent complaining about Sky TV.
The service has dropped as thousands of workers are relying on their broadband to be able to work from home during the pandemic lockdown.
The service provider did carry out essential maintenance in the early hours of this morning that would affect some areas, although these were outside of London and was said to be over by 6am.
In a tweet, Sky's help team wrote: "South East London. Customers may not be able to get online or make/receive calls.
Another said: " SE7 internet is down. Come on lots of us are working from home! There is clearly something wrong!"
"Is there a general issue? I’m unable to work at moment so grateful for reply ASAP."
Latest figures from 2018 suggest that Sky has more than 6.1million broadband customers.
Broadband issues are twice as frustrating for customers at the moment as they rely on their personal internet connection to follow Government orders to work from home.
Last week, TalkTalk, BT and Post Office internet all suffered an outage leaving thousands of customer unable to work.
At the beginning of lockdown, Virgin Media cut out causing a national outage.
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