iiNet outages and service status in Ballarat North, Victoria
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iiNet Limited is Australia's second-largest internet service provider. Their focus is primarily on ADSL-based Internet access. iiNet also provides optical-fibre, dial-up, and voice services.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Ballarat North, Victoria
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iiNet Issues Reports Near Ballarat North, Victoria
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Ballarat North and nearby locations:
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Trent Bursill (@Holdingtheball) reported from Ballarat North, Victoria@iiNet Hi. Is there currently an issue with NBN in Lucas? Impossibly slow speeds at the moment...
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Peter Boyle 🇺🇦 (@hhgttg69) reported from Ballarat North, VictoriaHey @iinet my desktop internet is down (3355)
iiNet Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Anth (@Anth_Bo) reported@iiNet hosted email down . I’ve been on hold for 2 hours yesterday and 1 hour today. People are trying to run businesses. What the hell is going on
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Ty Ty (@TYTY777729) reported@pduthie_au @iiNet It’s been pre bad ay
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Luke Plunkett (@LukePlunkett) reported@iiNet seems to be an outage in north canberra after the storm...
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kalowi (@DrStuartHawkins) reportedmoved to New Zealand and @iiNet won't let me close my broadband account without verfifying identity with an Australian ID which I don't have because I am not Australian. 2 weeks of doom loop. Worst internet provider ever.
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Independents in. (@Laird_Bruce) reported@iiNet just canceled my ozemail account after nearly 30 years. That’s how dreadful your service has become, how empty your promises to fix things are, and how💩 your company is. Bought a 500GB SIM from Optus, immediate 40Mbps stable connection compared to your unstable 1.5Mbps
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FreshGlade (@FreshGlade) reported@iiNet @gReb3l You have let it get to public so show us how you handle such a case in public? Embarassment is for sure but what other negative emotions does this humiliation bring forth? Going to socials should NOT be the only way to get good help.
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Nathan Moraza (@shwing_dusty) reportedThere is a huge amount of endurance required to cancel an @iiNet internet plan. When you speak to someone, they make the call go for so long that you might just give up and stay with them. It's a gauntlet of silly questions and tactics.
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Graham Lauren (@cloudcitizen) reported@DodoAustralia’s desperate texts and emails nag it’s time to activate your SIM, when it hasn’t ******* sent them. It has now missed the boat. The wash-up: its service is no better than the idiots @iinet I want to replace. @DodoAustralia is now dead forever to me.
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Dan Mill (@DanMillTraining) reportedWith @iiNet shutting down their Hosted Exchange on April 30th, have you decided where you're moving your emails too yet? Spoke to a few businesses this week who are either in progress or have completed their move to @Microsoft365 #Migration #Microsoft
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Greg Bell (@gReb3l) reportedHi @iiNet , I have spent literally hours on the phone trying to get your sales and provisioning team to live up to what was promised when I signed up to 5G as a temporary solution. I have repeatedly explained the fact that my lack of address eligibility for cable appears to be due to my odd address number. A fact that could confirmed by a technically competent member of your provisioning team looking at my address using Google maps. Your front line and next level staff have been convinced enough to raise it with the provisioning team multiple times. Indeed, on Friday I was promised around noon that a member of the provisioning team would call me back. “Hopefully by the end of the day”. I don’t consider the “computer says no” style text sent to me at almost exactly 5pm fulfilling the commitment made earlier in the day. As I have explained repeatedly, my landlady lives 3 houses up the street on the same side and has cable that she is very happy with. She wants exactly the same at this address. All I want is for @iinet to honour its multiple commitments to have site visits or direct contact with the provisioning team to get an explanation why. I am pretty much assuming that your provisioning team’s KPIs don’t mention customer service or satisfaction. For reference, the following “task ID’s”(?) will give your provisioning team and customer satisfaction teams all the background they need to prepare prior to contacting me by phone to get some calm, clear yet confronting feedback. 491593626 489731569 There are more but those are the most recent. You have my mobile number and I look forward to you fulfilling the commitment made on Friday to have a senior staff member call me.