Optus Outage Report in Welcome Creek, Bundaberg, State of Queensland
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SingTel Optus offers landline and mobile communication services to consumers and businesses, including mobile phone, mobile internet, broadband internet and television.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Optus users through our website.
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Internet (71%)
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Phone (10%)
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E-mail (7%)
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Wi-fi (7%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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Optus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Philip Atkinson
(@PhilipA29893172) reported
@SuDharmapala There's one for Optus as well, which has been around a while (surprise!) called "Optus Sucks".
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MigalooActivist
(@MigalooAllies) reported
@urbanfoodfarmer @Jeremy_Kirk I haven’t been a customer for almost 2 years now but received the email from Optus. Surely there must be a class action possible for those whose data has been compromised who aren’t even current Optus customers? @marquelawyers
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Bree Carlton
(@CarltonBree) reported
@mflbg @kristenglenist1 @Jeremy_Kirk I upgraded a plan in December after being a customer for 4 years and I had supply identity documents too. I’ve had my info leaked. Optus stink
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Adam Jobbins
(@ajobbins) reported
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Melbourne, State of Victoria
@seemsforever Yeah, I've been the information risk owner of large, externally facing systems like this and it's the nightmare situation. But reading how the hack was done, it's crazy that Optus didn't know about this vulnerability, or if they did and didn't fix it....😬
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Michael
(@mflbg) reported
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Melbourne, State of Victoria
@DrKate_Miller @emmaandollie @Optus I’m an ex customer from 2 years ago and my data was in the hack. What should I ask for as compensation?
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Eric Banana
(@Banana16Eric) reported
@ZiptieZoe @NinetyF85719218 @agarner No. Not in my experience. Good companies and I mean Blue Chip follow process and procedure because they know the damage it can cause. Like this debacle from Optus. The Management from the top down needs to be replaced and introduce a new work ethic.
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Jill Vote Yes.
(@JillMid85551694) reported
@just_brash @ElaineM11584892 I'll never forget a nurse colleague coming to work upset by an optus bill charging the monthly rate plus an extra $1000 due to "excess usage" . We howled optus out on her behalf and they backed right off. A legal and public exposure. We nurses don't forget.
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needleineyes
(@needlesineyes) reported
Optus has a large team of security and network professional , even them could not protect and mitigate all risks all the time. No wonder my Optus number kept getting calls from strange numbers from around the world. #cybersecurity @Optus @PeterDutton_MP @AlboMP #hackers
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StormyAUS
(@StormyAUS_) reported
@HYP3RSTRIKE So what now? I feel like I used my passport to prove my identity initially. Is Optus going to pay the fee to issue me a new one?
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Chris (Christine) Duncan (only pre-agreed DMs)
(@Christi49154364) reported
@kevcabana @kcarruthers @Narty007 There could be another slant on this...someone obviously wants to push Optus out of the competitive game...and I have never been an Optus customer or supporter so no vested interest for me in saying this...my point is I wonder at what is behind all of this?