NBN Outage Report in Aberdeen, Upper Hunter Shire, State of New South Wales
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Aberdeen, State of New South Wales
The chart below shows the number of NBN reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Aberdeen 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 NBN users through our website.
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Internet (74%)
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Total Blackout (11%)
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Wi-fi (10%)
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E-mail (3%)
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TV (1%)
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Phone (1%)
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NBN Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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A guy down under
(@Fremean) reported
@eevblog Meanwhile, it's faster for me to download crap off my NBN connection that it is to stream it from the Nas... I need a new Nas lol
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💧Ron Jones❄💧
(@RBJRON) reported
service fails. I don't know how long I will be able to stay online, it depends on how windy it becomes. Such are the **** services provided by Telstra and NBN
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KANE
(@EON923) reported
@arthurscarfukin @techverbatim @X NBN may not be the cause of the slowness - it could be the provider you pay money to! If your property has been upgraded to Fibre (FTTP) and your internet speed is slow it could be one of two things - Your router (aka Modem) or Internet Service Provider.
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Sridhar Katakam
(@srikat) reported
Recent higher-tier internet plans in Australia: NBN FTTP 500/200 $110/M, $125/M ongoing 1000/400 $130/M for 6 months, $145/M ongoing static IP ABN reqd. @ Superloop "Residential current Superloop account holders looking to upgrade to this. You will need another new account as it a seperate product unless they fixed it already." "You need to cancel, wait 30 days then apply for business" For those w/o ABN: 500/200 is $130/M for 1 year and $140/M ongoing and 1000/400 is $165/M for 1 year and $180 ongoing at Leaptel. 500/200 is $147/M and 1000/400 is $192/M at Launtel (can take this per day). I am currently on Superloop's 1000/50 plan and will wait for the 2000 plan option coming in Sep before deciding whether to upgrade from 1000/100 (50 up goes to 100 then).
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Timothy_kaye
(@KayeThetimothy) reported
@_benny4 @BaronBurleigh2 It’s garbage. Bunch of rtards think they can be ISP off the back of nbn. 🤡
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Lynne Townson
(@LynneTownson) reported
@BazzaCC @Telstra We're in the middle of this crap too at the moment, NBN is a joke at our place.
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🌈EpicTiffy 🌻
(@Tiffylesley) reported
@rizzle_xo Ahh thats fair. That sucks there's no nbn available. Is OptiComm available instead? Its the competitor to NBNco my mate has to use opticomm lines and his got 1000/50 with that. I've heard star link gives atrocious ping :(
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Lesley Dewar.
(@LesleyDewarAU) reported
@Grok I am in Australia and have the NBN already connected on an unlimited data plan. I use a modem. My phone service is pre-paid in advance and connected to my primary email, with or w/o the modem. I have unlimited calls, texts, etc I want to reduce my monthly costs. Help!
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♥︎ kylah ♥︎
(@tearfulxsoul) reported
@BaronBurleigh2 NBN was behind the times before they even started rolling it out. There are third world countries with better internet than us. It sucks
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Gus.
(@pieshowrocks1) reported
@Telstra No apparently none of them either but it just won't connect,the NBN was only put on here in February or March when i moved in so I'm not sure if there's an issue there because it hadn't connected to the address before then