FOXTEL Outage Report in Glenore Grove, Lockyer Valley, State of Queensland
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Foxtel is an Australian pay television company, operating a duopoly in cable television, a monopoly in direct broadcast satellite television, and IPTV catch-up services.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by FOXTEL users through our website.
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TV (45%)
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Internet (29%)
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Total Blackout (17%)
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Wi-fi (7%)
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Phone (2%)
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E-mail (1%)
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FOXTEL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Shay
(@gappo12) reported
from
Millendon, State of Western Australia
@sezlloydy How did you swing that? When we rang Foxtel and said we were contemplating leaving due to the price it was basically 'oh well, sucks to be you'!
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Frank Jockel
(@reikioz) reported
Malcolm gave Rupert the slow internet he wanted do Foxtel could maintain its profit margin. Like Jeff giving private pokies and not club pokies in Vic.
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Matthew Smith
(@MattInSydney) reported
@DanielBleakley That’s half the reason we wasted billions on a worse NBN. Abbott achieved 2 things at once - an alternative plan to falsely claim was better than Labor’s, and delivered slower internet to delay Foxtel’s competitors, so that Murdoch would support his election campaign.
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Sarah
(@sezlloydy) reported
@candicespag @Foxtel I rang just over 12 months ago to cancel and they dropped my package to $90/month for 12 months. Might need to do that again
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Jessica Sandhu
(@dopeyjs) reported
@sezlloydy @candicespag @Foxtel Interesting. I might need to do that. Mind you, think I’ll still try cancel foxtel. I would just do Kayo, Netflix and Disney plus
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𝝠Ḏ𝝘ⓘ𝝠𝝢 𝝟ẘⓘ𝝠𝝩𝝟𝝤ẘṢ𝝟ⓘ
(@adroxx) reported
@TheDanBarrett @binge @Foxtel Never mind... I recently realised LA gets daylight savings on the 14th March which makes this time correct. Bring it on!
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Jason French
(@jasonfr03528291) reported
@sezlloydy I’m moving down the same path of ditching Foxtel also, only thing stopping me is I have internet with them also, which means I would need a new internet provider and modem yeah?
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sortius
(@sortius) reported
@CdrHBiscuitIII @DanielBleakley It also gave small players the opportunity to set up a small server in their garage (much like I have on FTTP) & run services to compete with big players. It was attacking from both ends: slow downloads keeps Foxtel/News Corp on top for consumption, slow uploads kill competition
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Tim Kempton
(@timakempton) reported
No 4k makes @binge overpriced. @Foxtel keeps on missing the mark. They overpriced the cable service from day one, they have never understood that to sell 10 times the number of connections at a quarter of the price will make them bigger profits. They are making the same mistake.
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That One Doesn't Count #TeamGodzilla
(@ThatCountsNot) reported
@DareToEntertain @Christian_rib @ComicBook It's actually on Binge, which is the Foxtel-owned streaming service that has no way to be watched on a tv