Optus Outage Report in Woolgoolga, Coffs Harbour, State of New South Wales
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The chart below shows the number of Optus reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Woolgoolga 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 (69%)
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Phone (13%)
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E-mail (7%)
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Wi-fi (6%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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Optus Issues Reports Near Woolgoolga, State of New South Wales
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Woolgoolga and nearby locations:
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MakeACommentNow
(@MakeACommentNow) reported
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Emerald Beach, State of New South Wales
@MyArgue That's precious, Optus Is not User Friendly when it comes to try to bring up issues with Internet.. Australia has Expensive Internet, compared to rest of the World.. Rural area suffers the Most
Optus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Josh Girvin
(@girvo) reported
@redruby17 @VodafoneAU @Optus Oh and make sure you don’t cancel your Optus plan. Porting your number (when you sign up to another provider and ask them to bring your previous number) will cancel it for you and ensure you keep your mobile number. Signed, someone who worked in telco for too long
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CodenameVinnie
(@CodenameVinnie) reported
Once you've proven your identity with a company, surely your customer/account number can be used to identify yourself in the future... I don't understand why these hackers can get your info from Optus etc. I'm not allowed to keep credit card info from customers who pay monthly.
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Thom Newman
(@TheThomEmpire) reported
@Optus Hi Robyn, no offence but after speaking with the general team, no one is authorised to make any compensation or offer a resolution other than constant "you will be called". 10 days after complaint, still no call.
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Megan ((Abortion is Healthcare))
(@427_Impala) reported
It's taken me all day, but I have activated my Telstra SIM. Instant port. Goodbye and **** you, Optus.
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Ember Avenger
(@EmberAvenger) reported
@AmyMarksMyWords @Optus I don't encounter many issues on Telstra.
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Michael Klapdor
(@whobekindto) reported
I have received more direct emails from Medibank in a week than I have from Optus since their data breach. I’m a former customer of Medibank and it’s not clear if my data has been stolen but have been with Optus for 10+ years and they confirmed my ID details were taken.
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Book of Taskmaster
(@BookOfTM) reported
@markburrows74 @Optus i only found out 3 weeks ago. and i havent been a customer for 4 years. its horrendous. yet i get targeted ads on here for deals for "returning customers"
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Vik
(@VikTechGeek) reported
@ClareONeilMP It is in the public realm...once that happens it can never go back to being private again...how do you, Optus and Medibank not understand that?
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Cate
(@Cate83988775) reported
@Optus @kbrspace I can only assume Optus can't send emails? U only send online forms asking for more data. There is no service to actually reach out to customers. And the late fee you made up isn't waived unless I give you more data. There's a customer account email.
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Steven Raftis 🇦🇺
(@AustCitizen) reported
@Anthony_Klan Optus demonstrating that their secondary cyber defence “PR defence”. It activated to deflect criticism, shield senior management and stop leaks. Appears it hasn’t stopped bad news getting out. Hopefully this will be the crisis we need to tighten up.