Telstra outages and service status in Low Head, Tasmania
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Low Head, Tasmania
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Telstra Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Luke Weston (@lukeweston) reportedVery plausible and likely explanation for the Telstra timekeeping issue.
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John McWhinney (@john_mcwhinney) reportedThe Recent Telstra outage has proven Cash has its place when everything goes to **** !
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Maarten 1947 *One Man's Opinion. (@Maarten1947) reportedMaybe a $30Million Fine might make Telstra take it's Corporate responsibility more serious. $30 Thousand Server replacement/ $30 Million Fine shareholders might assume is a No Brainer when it comes down to Common Sense.decisions.
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John (@jrgibson1) reported@Telstra Does this mean you ain’t gonna jack up your prices this year? Or are you going to use this outage as an excuse to charge more??
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Neurospicy Life (@NeurospicyLife3) reported@WandaNightOwl Ouch on the journey time! I feel you though, they’re great until they’re not. Hope you didn’t get stuck with the Telstra outage last week too 😬
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Lisa (@Lisa9Sophia) reportedTelstra are the Great and Powerful Oz in the Wizard of Oz, who when you pull away the curtain, is a conman Telstra just admitted to using the crowdsourced outage report website DownDetector when their system fails Does that make sense? So Telstra are a $54 BILLION company who rely on crowdfunding to protect Australians access to emergency services So people’s lives are at risk and they are urgently calling 000 while Telstra executives are checking DownDetector. The CEO is paid $7 million+ a year and this is the result. Telstra HQ:
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rob2511 (@KymRob25112) reportedWTF is this about? Is Telstra involved...
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🐓Raytheon Charles (@jsin_59) reported@Telstra Mobile network is down again
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David Havyatt (@havyatt) reported@ACCAN_AU @smh @swan_legend How is Telstra expected to work out the AMOUNT of compensation otherwise? The word ‘compensation’ does not mean ‘fine’ and as a Telstra customer I don’t want them being over generous….because I will be paying for it.
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wild (@wild68223259) reportedIt was all the go in the 1980s to make up for the inflation created by the Vietnam War and the abrupt increase in oil prices. That’s when we got the economic rationalists - tax cuts for the rich, razor gangs for everyone else. Welfare and public service cuts, deregulation of banks and privatisation. Back story is interesting - same folks at work behind the scenes. Yes, GDP went up, but wealth only flowed to the top end. At least Labor under pressure, only semi privatised Telstra and retained controlling shares. Qantas was different. Comm Bank should have at least mostly stayed public -my Mum only had a chance at getting a house because of it, but if we add in subsidies and failures, it has largely cost taxpayers far more and not just financially.