Billing history required please
@MisterW wrote:
I'm not going to be changing browsers on the off chance that there is an invisible feature on the Plusnet website.
@Anonymous i wouldnt expect you to, I'd expect PN to fix it so it works on all browsers/OS !!
It wouldn't be so bad if it was just a trivial missing button as is the case in this current topic,
but I still frequently can't get to the main plus.net webpage as I documented ages ago here
and have long since given up complaining about it because Plusnet are not interested in fixing anything.
I am not doing anything 'unusual' and always have my browser and OS at the latest update, but what I see and report must be affecting many other people who don't complain, but instead give up and potentially are a lost sale for Plusnet.
Literally as I've been writing this, if I try and go to plus.net it shows this -
Reading back through that old thread, it seems my words made in jest were prophetic !
Well done Plusnet, I give up !, my last day here as a customer is Tuesday 5th September, and I won't be coming back !
Thanks for all the responses, @Gandalf the issue has been explained above since you posted, I don't see any option to view more bills, when I click on the link to View your billing history it only shows me the last 7 bills. I am on Firefox so just wondering if it's browser dependent, I'll try it with Edge now...
Ok yes in the MS Edge web browser it DOES show me the 'View More' link to bring up more bills as I would have expected, so on Edge I can see the last 15 bills. I half heartedly started to look at the source but I think a lot of it must be dynamically generated and so any reference to a 'View More' link/image is not visible in the source and probably generated depending on what user agent is being used.
All of that said, it does still beg the question as to how I get a record of the bills prior to the last 15? I just wanted a complete record of them now I'm about to move away from Plusnet so won't have access to my account any more. Whilst I know I could have saved them locally when they were produced (I did read them at the time they were produced but didn't save them to file), I didn't because I presumed they would always be available.
Not desperately desperate to have them but I just wanted a complete record is all.
@Anonymous re where I'm moving to... I took delivery of a Three 5G Home Broadband router yesterday so... well we'll see, the reviews and experiences of people on Three don't sound overwhelmingly positive to say the least but ... meh I took a punt because it was so damn cheap (works out about £13/month after offers and cashback etc, though is just broadband only, no calls). So far touch wood the speed is great, 300-500Mbps down and 100Mbps or so up (haven't bothered trying to get more speed yet either that's just where I plonked the router down out of the box!). Ping isn't great but not horrible (25-30ms) and doesn't seem too noticeable for stuff I need it for, nothing like the 10-15ms for plusnet over last few years.
I have no idea if it will be stable long term being reliant on a mobile signal. Possibly not(!), if not then will look to find a fixed line provider (was actually half tempted to try and haggle with Plusnet to get their current TV Fibre offer - 75Mbps for £24.99? - but as I said before I was just so peed off at the hassle of having to haggle for a crappy renewal deal last time it's put me right off). See how it goes basically, just hope the local mast doesn't fall down any time soon or have works to it that means all the services it provides are down!
A&A sounds great, I probably would if I could afford it. 
I'm looking at them for VoIP services though right now. Also was half tempted to go with them to initially do the move to fibre (like for a year or w/e the min contract is) just because I know they would be on the ball in terms of getting the it done properly.