Optus Outage Report in Collie, State of Western Australia
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The chart below shows the number of Optus reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Collie 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 (57%)
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Phone (18%)
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Wi-fi (11%)
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Total Blackout (8%)
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E-mail (6%)
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Optus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Joe Arruzza
(@JoeArruzza) reported
@VinceRugari If you’re an Optus customer, then it may appear reasonable but if you’re not, then $25/month is far from reasonable for basically just the Premier League
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Elliott Richardson
(@ElliottRichard1) reported
The price of sporting subscriptions is too damn high, especially with this Optus price hike. For Liverpool fans this season, if they wanted to watch every match across all competitions it would cost $83/month with the new Optus price. That's $830 for the entire season.
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***** Tresoldi
(@GuidoTresoldi) reported
As someone who never subscribed to Optus all this outrage is baffling. I always thought you had to pay to watch the football.
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BetterOffRed
(@garthmarenghi12) reported
@VinceRugari 💯 going to cancel my Optus sports sub and going to get another WSW membership and go to games.
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Vince Rugari
(@VinceRugari) reported
I understand why Optus had to do this, and if you're a customer it's a price increase that most people can absorb. But the reality is it's just getting more and more expensive to be a football person in Australia and the cost is continually being borne by the little guy.
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Optus
(@Optus) reported
@energise_ross Hi Ross, we're awaiting an ETA for a resolution of issues impacting some NBN customers in Bardon. Have you been able to register for network updates from the Optus App? If you have used additional Optus mobile data DM and I'll look at waiving charges for this. Meg
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Ali Saenz 🏆🏆🏆🏆🥄
(@ali_saenz) reported
@VinceRugari Hmm, I’m one that gets it for free with mobile plan. And while subscribed to @OptusSport, I never use it. Is @Optus just randomly going to start charging me, or is this an opt-in? Didn’t see that mentioned in the article.
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Jamie Galea
(@jamiemgalea) reported
@Serrels How much is the bump? (I'm an Optus customer already, so this is genuinely news).
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Paul Case
(@case_paul) reported
@GeckoSunday They're the @premierleague rights holder for Australia too, which is the main product. So now to watch EPL, Champions league - @StanSportAU and aleague on paramount it'd be about $350/ year for an optus customer. It feels very much like an exec call that hasn't 1/2
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Ethan Bowman
(@EthanBowmannn) reported
@VinceRugari Yeah I’d imagine they have surely been running at a loss the past few years. Nearly no one directly is paying for a product that has cost them hundreds of millions of dollars. Either an optus customer or using a mates account