Telstra outages and service status in Tumut, New South Wales
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Tumut, New South Wales
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Telstra Issues Reports Near Tumut, New South Wales
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Tumut and nearby locations:
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AL Rurenga (@ALRurenga) reported from Tumut, New South Wales@Telstra Hi Megan, I noticed a refund form re prepaid services to be completed by 20 October 2020, which takes 6 weeks or so to generate a cheque. Would you be able to find out how the prorata refund is computed & whether I will be able to keep my number of the iPhone. Thanks for yr help
Telstra Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Bo Merchant 🇦🇺 (@BoMerchant1) reported@Telstra If you’re going to raise the price of 5g home internet have the decency to change to unlimited data. You owe people that especially after the outage that happened.
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Boxy (@BoxofPies80) reported@Telstra NBN down for second time in two weeks……
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NewsTongue (@NewsTongueX) reported🔴 Telstra CEO faces parliamentary inquiry over nationwide outage affecting emergency calls, payments Telstra chief executive Vicki Brady will testify Friday before an emergency parliamentary inquiry into last week's outage that knocked out triple zero emergency calls, disrupted payment systems, and stopped trains in two Australian states. Greens communication spokesperson Sarah Hanson-Young said: "Telstra, just like Optus, has put their profits ahead of public safety and public service for far too long, and the law allows them to." • Telstra accepting compensation claims from affected customers and small businesses with supporting evidence
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Ryder (@V1ceOne) reported@studiosound26 @Telstra I’d go all out full year and they change their plans back to under $50 **** em after all that
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xcdn (@excda) reported@Telstra How much would it have been to stop this outage it would me not as much as the compensation and the reputation damage. Will never admit if some of these were caused by outsourcing..
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Cotty (@Cotty_Merv) reported@Offerandextend @Wolfie__Bear @Telstra So did everything go smoothly? Did the world collapse because you couldn't call your midwife as soon as you went into labour? Or did you just need to get your main character syndrome fix?
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pesky paul (@BARGH3ST) reportedoh okay so websites will work on mobile but not my laptop. @Telstra sort your **** out
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peter kenny (@peterke60628957) reported@FetchStep Telstra need to be nationalised. This is criminal, and ********* incident management. All their management should be sacked. For refusing to spend $30K to upgrade out if date infrastructure, its now cost them $30m. And god knows how ********* their vulnerability mgt is!
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Robyn Tan (@robyntan) reportedNot that often I support Sarah Hanson Young but her questions about dodgy $30,000 Telstra GPS that failed are very important. Senate committee discussion - GPS hardware & software. The key question should be: Why wasn't the "firmware" updated in the GPS? @ajamesbragg
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Tr3ggs (@Tr3ggs) reported@FREAK0NAUT @Nd172557208 So you spend the 30k and make it a redundant fail over rather than a single fail point. Still a rounding error for Telstra.