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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 Margaret River, Western Australia

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  • simplecrackers3
    Nico⁸¹ (@simplecrackers3) reported

    @SulloReport Moving it from Brisbane would kill it. There’s **** all around Optus stadium, Adelaide is boring, Sydney won’t turn up. The only option is Brisbane and Suncorp. Never been but can only imagine the buzz Caxton street has over the weekend.

  • Ballzzzz16
    Jayden (@Ballzzzz16) reported

    @Telstra no internet or 5g in my area since very early Saturday morning, called up support and your support doesn’t even know there is a problem and can’t give general timeframe for a fix, beyond a joke @Optus might be getting some new customers very soon

  • _nicks_tweets
    Nick (@_nicks_tweets) reported

    @optus_help @Optus I’m trying to give you more of my money for a eSIM, however your app is horrific. My other service is a eSIM on my iPad so I can’t get a text. So I change to email, fine but then I can’t enter the code. Seriously?? Do you not want my money??

  • thesamuelnam
    Samuel Nam (@thesamuelnam) reported

    @FTank Ok . I'm with Optus, but it's Amysim.. you reckon that might be the problem? I'll switch it to Optus if it means I can keep using it.

  • Ross1873493
    Ross (@Ross1873493) reported

    @Millsy197 @SandyXiaotong @burkylie12 Because she. It's that simple. ***** pass. It's not a case of a threat to seat should by election be called. It's a Labor safe seat. Women are not held to account, both sides of house. Look to "profoundly corrupt" Bin Chicken; slides across to Optus, never prosecuted.

  • ali_kyteler
    Alison Kyteler (@ali_kyteler) reported

    @AnikaWells @Optus @acccgovau Verification emails with codes are taking 1–3 hours to reach Optusnet users’ inboxes, making them useless since most codes expire in 5–30 minutes. A search online shows plenty of people describing this issue. Result: locked out of accounts.

  • Dave87990998
    Dave (@Dave87990998) reported

    @freodockers fk all kicks dont hit target all goals dont go in fkng u can't play well in optus and ur expecting to play finals in MCG go **** urself and fk all stupid game in 2nd quater

  • roansome
    Roansome (@roansome) reported

    @teslaownersSV I'm looking forward to this service coming to Australia. **** Telstra and Optus...

  • imboudee
    M (@imboudee) reported

    @Justme136160 @robb_j_m To be fair, David is not wrong. Telcos will use the NBN infrastructure as they see fit. It’s cheaper to pay to use the NBN infrastructure that is already there than to lay down their own fibre. In fact, telcos like Optus and Telstra are already NBN providers.

  • LasinduLive
    Lasindu Nambige (@LasinduLive) reported

    SpaceX is now the most valuable telecom company on earth and it doesn't have a single retail customer yet. Telstra, Optus, Verizon — all about to find out what happens when one guy with rockets decides your industry is too slow, too expensive, and too protected by government.