Telstra outages and service status in Wynyard, Tasmania
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Wynyard, Tasmania
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Telstra Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Josh (@Josh_C90) reported@Telstra Hey so, why are my bills going up in price year on year, because of your 'service', yet we're still getting outages.
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Jay Jay (@JayJay1094727) reported@Telstra I need this canva template i **** up all the time
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Craig B (@wikikeeper) reported@strangerous10 ..nationalise 000 ..& fund it from the billions of $ profit Telstra & the like make ..a proper fully funded universal service obligation
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***** Fitch (@FannyFitch) reported@DaisyIsStarDust Wrong again Barnaby, just like your accusation of China being responsible for the Telstra outage. The ritual you describe was practiced by the Aztecs and the Mayans!
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Benjamin (@BDollisson) reported@Telstra Single worst company to deal with in Australia.
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Pricette (@gopricette) reported@Telstra Diversity hires all the way down. People literally die when they cannot get emergency services. All in the name of "hiring more women" (and "minorities" aka people who can't speak English). Bravo, Telstra!
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Hey Dan, it's me! (@HeyDanitsme) reported@TerenceMcCart14 The government wanted the payphone network preserved for safety reasons, Telstra didn't want to pay to repair damage caused by people breaking open payphones to get coins. Free payphones were the beautiful result.
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TheFriskyBear 🐻🎮 (@TheFriskyBearr) reported@Telstra The good old "Sorry" is not good enough, that is not an apology. Pathetic, we all know your a scam mobile network and properly working with the scammers, no wonder why we always get scam callers, it's cause the corporates sell our numbers and information to private companies 🤑
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Luke Dunshea (@elldeeone) reported@Telstra that issue was an ntp server lol what a fail
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Mark (@markede05626239) reported@Telstra Didn’t bother me was like an hour without phone signal big deal