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iPrimus Outage Report in Yatala, Gold Coast, Queensland

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iPrimus offers internet and phone service to businesses and individuals, as well as mobile phone and mobile internet. Interet access is available as DSL service, ADSL 2+, dial-up or mobile 3G.

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Problems in the last 24 hours in Yatala, Queensland

The chart below shows the number of iPrimus reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Yatala, Queensland and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by iPrimus users through our website.

  • 56% Internet (56%)
  • 44% E-mail (44%)

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iPrimus Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Missgarland21
    Missgarland⁷ (@Missgarland21) reported

    What a surprise my net is down again. **** iprimus

  • matt_devine_
    Matt Devine (@matt_devine_) reported

    @janine_hendry Telcos are the worst - I had similar issues with Iprimus, even though I had been a customer for almost 25 years

  • Ariel_NixTTV
    Ariel_Nix (@Ariel_NixTTV) reported

    If y'all need an internet provider, stay away from iprimus! Worst company EVER! Their customer support is disgusting as well as their service.

  • KoparaFallsKid
    💧Robyn D💉x4 Insufficiently Feminine (@KoparaFallsKid) reported

    @meggsy46 @AlanBixter I'm sorry, I don't know the answer. iPrimus is a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) that runs on the Optus Network, which may explain it. I don't know if that means they share customer data. Maybe ring iPrimus?

  • Alicedkc
    Alice Clarke (@Alicedkc) reported

    Interesting. I was on hold to @iPrimusAU for ages, then asked to rate the call (before speaking to someone), then told I was being put through, then got a recorded message saying "due to an emergency situation, iPrimus is unavailable". Hope everyone's OK. Never had that before.

  • iPrimusAU
    iPrimus (@iPrimusAU) reported

    @Brisbane4000 Hi Capital, iPrimus customers have not been impacted by the Optus cyberattack. While we use the Optus network as a network provider for our mobile services, we can reassure our customers that their personal information is managed securely by us and is not shared with Optus. (1/2)

  • seansmith_au
    sean saran smith (@seansmith_au) reported from Adelaide, South Australia

    I hate Australia’s NBN. Current speed is 2.4mbps. I’ve had constant problems with Iprimus. Ongoing for 7 weeks. Sick of contacting call centre. Thinking of breeding pigeons as an alternative. @iPrimusAU #nbn @NBN_Australia

  • IngridHarrison
    Ingrid Harrison (@IngridHarrison) reported

    Shout out to @iprimus to cancel my father’s internet (as he is going into aged care). Apart from either speaking to him direct or requiring my power of attorney as well as my identification, you want me to ring you again to ensure you don’t debit his account. That’s service. Not.

  • Ariel_NixTTV
    Ariel_Nix (@Ariel_NixTTV) reported

    @HYP3RSTRIKE I'm considering a couple of companies x Aussie Broadband, iinet, superloop. Just iprimus is awful. I've spent 8 months trying to contact their customer service only to be patronized by them! They also did not fix the issue, they made it worse!!!

  • David_Paul_B
    David P (@David_Paul_B) reported

    @abc730 @ClareONeilMP Yep.. For example, I would like to know whether the information exposed was only of direct Optus customers, or whether it also included customers of MVNO’s (eg Dodo, Amaysim, Coles, iPrimus, iiNet etc) who run on the Optus network.