Telstra Outage Report in Port Augusta, State of South Australia
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The chart below shows the number of Telstra reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Port Augusta 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 Telstra users through our website.
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Internet (43%)
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Phone (37%)
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Wi-fi (10%)
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E-mail (4%)
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Total Blackout (3%)
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TV (3%)
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Telstra Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Ticcer ☣️🇦🇺🇳🇿🇬🇧
(@Ticcer) reported
@Telstra @TPG_Telecom ...were supposed to do, in a reasonable time frame. This mythical 'Covid Excuse' for 1000% piss-poor service, is just that, AN EXCUSE! Almost 3 months...THREE MONTHS... to do a basic number port from one provider to another!!! As you can see, I've lost my patience! 3/-
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John Xenos
(@johnxenos) reported
35 minutes on hold with @telstra and I'm yet to speak to an actual person - 2 outages in my first 2 weeks on @NBN_Australia and no support in sight.....tell me again how this was supposed to be a superior solution...
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⭐ Peyton Sins ⭐
(@PeytonSinsx) reported
@Telstra I am in an unplanned outage area and haven't had internet for 2 days now. I'm in the chat now but getting very frustrated at how it's being handled. Considering I made it known I struggle to keep focused on the chat due to the length in time between replies.
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GrayK
(@GrayK27117859) reported
@DonnaLocke85 @Telstra They’re terrible. I’ve had the same awful experience with @Telstra 👎🏼
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Darren Chard
(@darrenchard) reported
@Telstra Smart Modem due to be delivered on December 8th. In the meantime its smoke signals and semaphore. Why anyone would disconnect 1 service 11 days before connection of the new service is beyond belief.
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Adam
(@etoxin) reported
@telstra I've had 3 cancelled NBN appointments and it's near impossible to talk to someone to figure out why these appointments keep getting cancelled. I'm not getting the internet service I'm paying for. Give me a reason to stay with Telstra.
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starwars-ng
(@NgStarwars) reported
@Telstra still having problems with the top tier plan. Cant sustain a video conference call for work. You initially acknowledged the issue as congestion and offerred a $30 credit. Please keep your $30 and just fix the problem!!! Cant believe i am paying for this service!!!
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Alex Payne
(@AlexPayne17) reported
@thatparadox @Telstra It's really sad. Hope it gets figured out, and I would demand at least a month service for their mess up and the headache you had to go through.
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Adrian Chadd
(@erikarn) reported
ok ok, so here goes Once upon a time, Adrian worked at a start-up network provider. They had a 512KBit frame relay link from Sydney, Australia to California, USA via MCI, a 2MBit E1 to Telstra for Australian traffic, and eventually had a satellite bearer on PAS-2.
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Adrian Chadd
(@erikarn) reported
So, ISPs would buy downlink bandwidth from this company and use their existing Telstra service for uplink. Back in 1997, Telstra /only/ charged 19c/megabyte for downloaded traffic. Uplink traffic was unmetered/free. (As a side note, this changed a couple years after this.)