Optus Outage Report in Mittagong, Wingecarribee, State of New South Wales
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Mittagong, State of New South Wales
The chart below shows the number of Optus reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Mittagong 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 (7%)
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Total Blackout (4%)
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Optus Issues Reports Near Mittagong, State of New South Wales
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Mittagong and nearby locations:
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Cyrano
(@YourNemesis72) reported
from
Bowral, State of New South Wales
@Optus Your customer service people aren't especially helpful.
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Navvy
(@Navvy2065) reported
from
Moss Vale, State of New South Wales
@Optus hi, I just inadvertently pocked my phone and it’s asking PUC code. No one to attend at call at customer care. I have few urgent calls to make. Can you please help??
Optus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Matt
(@SkyfallGTI) reported
@Optus An abject failure of leadership.Most found out via News.I was notified after 5days,by email.Why not an immediate txt to my (Optus)!phone.Still no announcement on your FB page.If you did not have an emergency response plan for this,you should be ashamed.If this is your plan..same.
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Glenn Schryver
(@glenn2145) reported
@redruby17 @Optus I had the same issue this morning, but it fixed itself somehow.
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One blue dot is all we got. Let's get to work!
(@PoppityPopsPup) reported
@redruby17 @Optus I tried signing in this am to msg and was about to put in the security code and before done, it opened up my account. WTF? So much for security!
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BRK HEADLINES ™
(@BRKHEADLINES) reported
Update; Optus issues grovelling apology in full page ad as fewer NSW residents required to replace licences: Optus published the grovelling apology in newspapers, and shorter versions in shopping centres, saying it was sorry to its 9.8million customers impacted… VIA @MailOnline
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Beans Games
(@OriginTemplar) reported
@abcnews It would help if you had someone who could speak English and answer basic questions when you ring to find out what the hell is going on..! Still haven’t received formal notice of being affected even though told we have been… Optus continues to be a disgrace… Lost a customer.
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Reasonably Angry
(@PenelopePPop) reported
@1116sen Considering how **** the food was at Optus stadium this year, that could be a good move. ****, pre cooked, served cold, and packaged meals
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Stoic Snake
(@stoicsnake) reported
Let’s not forget telecom companies do not NEED customer ID provided their bill gets paid. I promise phones really will function just fine without knowing customer passport numbers. No, the the only reason Optus record that info is so police can spy on Australians #OptusDataBreach
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Distincctt.
(@Distincctt) reported
@bazmorganzx @Optus may you please fix this issue, it has been happening multiple times
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Kylie W 🇦🇺
(@aussiemum30) reported
It took 10 mins for the 1 time verification code to finally come through. WTH @optus you used to be a decent company I had no complaints for 10 years. Now, your way of doing business, your poorly trained oversees employees take multiple times to fix or correct a single issue
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Stephen Choularton
(@StephenChoular1) reported
I wonder why no one has mentioned apropos Optus that passwords can be encrypted in a way that they can NEVER be decrypted and put at risk. One would have thought it would be best practice.