Optus Outage Report in Yanmah, Manjimup, State of Western Australia
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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.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Yanmah, State of Western Australia
The chart below shows the number of Optus reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Yanmah 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 Optus users through our website.
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Internet (64%)
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Phone (15%)
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E-mail (8%)
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Wi-fi (8%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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TV (%)
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Optus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Ewok Hunter
(@EwokHunter1) reported
@drt15 @aleaguemen You guys need to move into crisis communication mode ASAP. Optus lost 10% of their customer base in short order because of a failure to communicate with outraged customers. You're in the firing line.
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The Real God 🇺🇦
(@ReallyTrulyGod) reported
@Gatty54 I'm in Perth. Glory have been dealt a crap hand by the A League this season and last - playing away. Now this? Why should say Perth and Adelaide fans have to travel to Sydney for a GF? Every city has a good stadium now. Perth v Syd at Optus was great. This really sucks.
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Sean Taylor
(@SeanTaylor1984) reported
@ClareONeilMP "by 2030 ... but we need a reset" @ 3:00. Hmm, sounds familiar. Just missing "Digital ID", "CBDC" and "social credit system". Optus "hack" was like leaving the front door open and complaining you got robbed. "We're from the government and we're here to help!". Lucky us!
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Optus
(@Optus) reported
@Stirling_89 Generally speaking, any active Optus service would enable you to text the word MENU to 9999 and request the Network Unlock code. If you experience any issues with it, we'd request the account holder of the service to DM us so we can assist further. Sarah
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zabsteroz
(@Zabsteroz) reported
@Lewislama @ClareONeilMP So we know it is. The familiar ploy of ‘problem, reaction, solution’ The minute those hacks of Optus & Medicare were announced it was obvious they would be used as an excuse to usher in Govt digital ID
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Shane Fozard
(@shanedfozard) reported
@Optus For a telecommunications company, your call centre staff needs more training in clear communications via telephone. Failure to understand simple verbal english communication adds to a customers existing frustration when trying to resolve a network issue.
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Stirling Llorente 🐀
(@Stirling_89) reported
@Optus I've just seen other people having the same issue with their phone too and it's the same brand but they have a Sim in it so I'm not sure if it's network based or not now
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Susan Walsh
(@susanjgwalsh) reported
Have spent HOURS of my life on hold to @Optus over the last weeks trying to get them to fix THEIR mistake. Today instead of cancelling the devices that never arrived they have cancelled my mobile service.
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Jason Bombak
(@JBombak) reported
@WGoodings @robcornthwaite Couldn't agree more. I was in the crowd at Optus stadium for the Glory v Sydney GF in 2019 with 50 odd thousand attending. Won't travel to support this even if Glory are in it. Remember it's the fan game. Without them there is no game.
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Susan Walsh
(@susanjgwalsh) reported
Still on hold to @Optus trying to get my service reactivated just so I can port my number to new carrier. None of the incompetent agents I sue spoken to along the way will escalate my call to a supervisor .. presumably not wanting to uncover the litany of errors at every step