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NBN outages and service status in Crossman, Western Australia

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Problems in the last 24 hours in Crossman, Western Australia

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  • Prowerock1
    peter rowe (@Prowerock1) reported

    @Mark_Graph Goodness. A long and extremely expensive list. Re NBN, just threw out my NBN router and got a 5G router instead. NBN is awful not just faults but the fact that you can’t deal with them direct to fix those faults. Disconnect between Telcos and NBN is a structural flaw.

  • Hobbie4C
    Hobbie (@Hobbie4C) reported

    @Riogallica NBN is always a cluster. The whole NBN-ISP-customer chain is absolute *****. A virtual guarantee all problems will take longer to resolve.

  • Russputin2
    Russell Drysdale :#IStandWithAlbo (@Russputin2) reported

    @Qldaah If only Media Militia had gone Full Fibre to the cesspit, instead of opting for snail paced Copper NBN, they'd know that "discovery" was only a new find, mid last century & rejected as unviable, of poor quality & limited in supply.

  • jotepPdT
    JAY ☘️☘️☘️ (@jotepPdT) reported

    @Telstra will Telstra or NBN compensate us for the trouble? your mobile network back up is not working. i have a work to do and can’t do anything because of my internet.

  • ScarabOfficial
    Scarab (@ScarabOfficial) reported

    Wow... #Starlink have dropped their price to around 1/10th of what it was, to try to attract customers in Australia, who are mainly, of course, on the #NBN. And for the first four months it's even cheaper than that, during their current promotion. Just a shame it's so slow.

  • markdavaus
    J Pipsam (@markdavaus) reported

    @MarkoMatvikov AussieBB are awesome! I got FTTP installed via NBN organised by them without any work on my part. When in the process of moving in I hadn't connected my router up after signing up, they rang me to check of everything was okay and if I was having tech issues. Great customer focus.

  • bxporter
    BXP (@bxporter) reported

    @shaneciurleo all we need now is an NBN outage or someone being told to get off the phone because dinner is getting cold

  • Michael1953_202
    Miles (@Michael1953_202) reported

    @Telstra New NBN, wanted Foxtel, bought Fetch. But Fetch can’t get Foxtel, can’t cancel, no refund no return, throw the Fetch box in the bin, or they said “they would recycle it responsibly”. Now I want some real science, an energy balance not virtue signalling .

  • TheMontablac
    Montablac (@TheMontablac) reported

    @MakoFukasame poor NBN guy, hated by all

  • mrru5s3ll
    MrRuSs3LL (@mrru5s3ll) reported

    @ImVicLoLagain @LCHF_Matt @pikkkkaro He is saying that wifi is not internet, that's it. I have many services at home on my local network that I use my wifi to connect to that don't use the internet (NBN) at all. Fwiw I also have 2000/500 NBN with a capable router, 10gig switch and cat6a runs that support it. My internet is great by any standards, the only thing Australia does ****** (now - it wasn't this good a couple of years ago) is that we don't have symmetrical links for consumers. The whole point though is that the idiot OP thinks that "wifi" means internet, and it doesn't.