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FOXTEL outages and service status in Point Talburpin, 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.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Point Talburpin, Queensland

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FOXTEL Issues Reports

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  • ckk766
    Ck (@ckk766) reported

    Does the commentary team on #foxtel give any coverage at all of #piastri in F1? He’s leading Q1 and Q2 yet they’ve not spoken about him or even shown his laps once. Wtf

  • n0otherwaythere
    Stonkin Days (@n0otherwaythere) reported

    @craigspeculator @Foxtel You can’t expect service workers to do emotional Labor. They’d get these calls all day. Personally I as a customer would prefer they keep it cold.

  • Wallagootwobily
    David (@Wallagootwobily) reported

    @Foxtel Never gave me anything after being a subscriber for 13 years. You turds.

  • Av_Gas2
    Mick (@Av_Gas2) reported

    @jake_w0405 @gilby_gillard @kayosports Yep. Use some remote bullshit to cancel a $40/ month subscription with kayo. Only other way to get your sport is via a “sports package” tacked on to a higher monthly subscription with Foxtel.💅🏻 Pricks.

  • Jezzabhai108
    Jez - WORLD PEACE PLEASE 🕊️❤️🌍 🇵🇸🇺🇦🇮🇷🌍 (@Jezzabhai108) reported

    @landry235 I very much think, Sue, that you and I are in the same 'Club'. I'm having a terrible time at the moment. I'm staying with Mum in Sydney and frankly, I think I'd feel more welcome and comfortable in a morgue. These things were sent to test us. And that reminds me: on my 50th birthday I hadn't heard ANYTHING from Mum by 5 in the afternoon, so I decided to phone her instead. She answered the phone in a foul mood and said she couldn't talk right then because she was having trouble with setting the Foxtel box to record the news! And then she hung up 🙄🙄🙄

  • hinterland33
    Leigh (@hinterland33) reported

    @sportandracing @AussieNinerGuy @footyindustryAU Um Yes AFL broadcast agreement with the Seven Network & Foxtel includes built-in annual indexation Compound Growth: The contract features an in-built indexation rate, which represents a compound annual growth rate of about 3.6% for the rights fees over the life of the agreement

  • JmarrMarr
    💧Elizabeth Marr (@JmarrMarr) reported

    @RhondaGarad @SBSOnDemand I was trying to remember when SBS started, was it commercial free like the ABC & then converted to a commercial network or was it always commercial? The fraudulent Foxtel told ppl pay this subscription fee for no adverts, that soon changed

  • staggy33
    Craig (@staggy33) reported

    @IWonderWhyNow @Foxtel Like ffs, Carlton made it a 3pt game & the 1st thing kingy mentions is that Daicos has been on the bench for a few minutes....... *******.

  • GWB41570523
    GWB (@GWB41570523) reported

    @_Stacey1987 The Foxtel and Seven gotcha lap dogs given the task of find some dirt, get the bonus, fail and you are gone.

  • AdamTurbil38435
    Adam (@AdamTurbil38435) reported

    @Markedw For the SBS to outbid the likes of foxtel or Amazon . If a publicly funded network can outbid paid services.. maybe it should be looked at