Telstra Outage Report in Maryborough, Central Goldfields, State of Victoria
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Telstra offers mobile and landline communications services to the public and businesses, including mobile phone, mobile internet, and broadband internet.
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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 (45%)
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Phone (35%)
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Wi-fi (7%)
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E-mail (7%)
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Total Blackout (3%)
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TV (2%)
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Telstra Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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🌈sugarycoke💉x5!
(@62Coke) reported
@ShiannonC Had the same problem with Telstra. Mother was dysphasic and bed bound, paralysed down 1 side. I had POA They insisted on talking to her.
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Jamie Chan
(@JamieAChan) reported
Hey @Telstra, I’m a long time customer with multiple services and frankly not feeling the love. I am wanting to switch internet plans to take advantage of the new Kayo offering. I’ve been told can’t do as I’m not new. What happened to looking after your existing customers?
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Poiter 💎🍷🎶
(@di4pete) reported
@ShiannonC Went thru something similar when closing my 86yo MIL Telstra account. I threatened to close my $300/mth business with them before they would comply. They and other “service” providers play to the same flim flam playbook. Truly exhausting, welcome to the 21st Century 😐
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DeusINXS
(@VoxExSinister) reported
@markhumphries Australian Telcos have always been **** like this. When I first moved out of home in the early 80s as an impoverished teen, living on $36/week, Telstra wanted $260 to get a bloody phone line installed, which I obviously couldn't afford.
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James Pinnell
(@JamesPinnell) reported
@markhumphries Genuinely think it's worth buying a 5G device (maybe your mates at Telstra can help? ;)) or even a Starlink to take to each property to avoid this. Pathetic the owners won't even cover it.
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Olly Rooster
(@OswaldRooster) reported
@Telstra you have locked MY outright phone to your network and I am getting the run around trying to get it unlocked. How the hell to I cut through the bullshit and get someone to actually help?
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ACME GOOBrick
(@ACMEBricks) reported
@pings @manaFNBR OK **** telstra, I'm getting starlink. This country internet stuff be ****.
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Evil Superman
(@evil_superman8) reported
@NBN_Australia @whiteycnbr Australian isps don't give a hoot about the customer I know a lady that is still on ADSL2 through Telstra she pays $89 a month for a 5 megabit connection.. and I will not do nothing about it they will not let her upgrade to 4 or 5G Wi-Fi that will not help out with her modem .
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Nathan Barton 🇦🇺 🇹🇼 🇺🇦
(@NBarton) reported
Why does @telstra offer static IPs on 5g home internet service if they provide a modem that has been neutered in the firmware to prevent port firwarding/dmz/bridge mode so you can't actually do anything but watch netflix and use facebook? Really wish @NBN_Australia worked!
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BangTTS
(@bang_tts) reported
@RealCharmingJo Telstra has the best coverage but costs a bit. Boost is a cheaper alternative, uses the same network (I recommend this one).