Where most complaints about this service are coming from, over the last 24 hours.
Shows where the service URL was unreachable during the detected outage periods. Percentages indicate the share of failed checks from monitoring locations in each country.
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If the Netia website or mobile app does not load, first check whether other pages and apps work on the same connection. A blank screen, endless loading, or a timeout often points to a local DNS or cache issue. Restart the browser or app, clear cache and cookies, and update the app to the latest version. On a phone, switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data to see whether the problem is tied to one network.
Repeated login errors in the customer account are often caused by saved old credentials, autofill mistakes, or temporary session conflicts.
If two-factor authentication is enabled, also make sure the verification code has not expired.
Sometimes the self-service panel opens but buttons do not respond, invoices do not load, or settings pages stay stuck. This is often caused by script blocking, outdated browsers, or a partially loaded session. Disable content blockers for the site, refresh the page with a hard reload, and test in another browser. If the issue appears only on the app, force close it and clear app storage.
A failed bill payment can happen even when the card is valid. Common causes include a timed-out payment gateway session, blocked online transactions, or an address mismatch during card verification. Check whether the card supports online payments and has sufficient limit. If the payment page returns to the invoice without confirmation, do not pay again immediately; first verify in banking history whether the charge is pending.
When a bank transfer to settle a bill was sent but the balance in the account still shows unpaid, the issue is often with processing time or an incorrect reference number. Compare the transfer title, account number, and customer number with the invoice. Instant transfer confirmation in the bank does not always mean instant posting in the provider system.
Slow speed, packet loss, or random disconnects often come from overloaded Wi-Fi channels, damaged cables, or router firmware issues.
A high ping problem is usually local before it is network-wide. Stop background downloads, cloud sync, and streaming on other devices. Connect the PC or console by Ethernet instead of Wi-Fi. In the router panel, check whether QoS or parental filters are misconfigured. If ping rises only in the evening, congestion on the local segment may be the cause.
If mobile service is missing, first confirm that airplane mode is off and the SIM is detected. Search for the network manually in phone settings and reboot the device. Poor indoor coverage can cause no signal, one bar, or failed registration. Remove and reinsert the SIM if the phone shows no service after restart.
Outgoing messages may fail when the SMS center number is wrong, the account has service restrictions, or the device cannot register to the mobile network steadily. Delete stuck messages from the outbox, verify the SMS center number in messaging settings, and make sure the phone has enough signal. If only messages to one recipient fail, the issue may be on the recipient side.
Picture messages or media attachments usually fail because mobile data is off or APN settings are incorrect. MMS often will not work over Wi-Fi alone. Enable mobile data, reset APN settings to default, and check whether background data is restricted for the messaging app. On slow connections, large media files may appear to hang for several minutes before timing out.