A stable internet connection is essential for work, education, and entertainment. But what happens when your internet suddenly stops working? In Bangladesh, where internet service providers (ISPs) like GP, Banglalink, Robi, Aamra, and Summit Communications dominate the market, outages can be frustrating.
This guide will help you troubleshoot common internet issues and get the best support from your ISP’s customer service.
Before calling customer support, try these quick fixes:
Unplug your router and modem from the power source.
Wait 30 seconds, then plug them back in.
Allow a few minutes for the connection to restore.
Ensure all cables (Ethernet, fiber, or coaxial) are securely connected.
Look for any visible damage to wires.
Check if other devices (phone, laptop, tablet) can connect.
If only one device has issues, the problem may be with that device, not the ISP.
Visit your ISP’s Facebook page or website for outage announcements.
Use Downdetector (https://downdetector.com/) to check for widespread issues.
If basic troubleshooting doesn’t work, contact your ISP. Here’s how:
ISP Name | Customer Care Number | Support Email | Live Chat/Website |
---|---|---|---|
GP (Grameenphone Broadband) | 121 (from GP number) | support@gpnet.com.bd | GP Website |
Banglalink Broadband | 121 (from Banglalink number) | broadband@banglalink.net | Banglalink Website |
Robi Broadband | 123 (from Robi number) | customerservice@robi.com.bd | Robi Website |
Dhaka Fiber Net | 09611688988 | support@dfnbd.net | DFN Website |
Aamra Networks | 09612-223344 | support@aamra.com.bd | Aamra Website |
Summit Communications | 09612-345678 | info@summitcommunications.com.bd | Summit Website |
Call during non-peak hours (early morning or late evening).
Be polite but firm—clearly explain the issue and steps you’ve tried.
Ask for a reference number to track your complaint.
If customer service doesn’t resolve the problem:
Bring your customer ID and previous complaint details.
Request a technician visit if necessary.
If your ISP fails to fix the issue, file a complaint with BTRC:
Website: https://www.btrc.gov.bd
Hotline: 100
Use a UPS/Stabilizer – Protects your router from power fluctuations.
Keep Firmware Updated – Check for router updates regularly.
Monitor Data Usage – Some ISPs throttle speeds after exceeding limits.
Internet downtime is frustrating, but following these steps can help restore your connection faster. Always document your interactions with customer support for future reference. If your ISP consistently provides poor service, consider switching to a more reliable provider.
By staying proactive, you can minimize disruptions and enjoy a smoother online experience in Bangladesh.
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