Vodafone Australia Outage Report in Wollar, Mid-Western Regional, State of New South Wales
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Vodafone Australia users through our website.
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Internet (49%)
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Phone (28%)
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E-mail (12%)
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Total Blackout (6%)
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Wi-fi (6%)
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Vodafone Australia Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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hohum
(@hohum3001) reported
hey @VodafoneAU a friend's vodafone router only has fast ethernet (10/100) ports so that's his @Google Mesh can use via the WAN, but he's paid for the faster connection. Google being Google, they don't seem to support a wwlan setup. I don't know mesh. What can I tell him?
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Natalie Kaa
(@natskilala) reported
@VodafoneAU I have tried everything. Calls. Chats. Email. Fb messenger. Now tweeting. Failure to set up my NBN and now you cut off my back up service for a week! I can’t run my business off a phone hot spot. Very polite. No action. #frustrated.
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Anthony B,
(@swearyanthony) reported
The reference number for my trying and failing to explain to a couple of your tech support folks that your web proxy is broken and endangering lives is 3-2838263897424 btw @VodafoneAU. Apparently you log them for quality checks. Have a read. And fix it.
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Mark White
(@mrkwhite) reported
@swearyanthony @VodafoneAU Telcos, particularly when it comes to infrastructure, should have an aptitude-based recruitment of smart customers, who know the relevant tech. And then have immediate escalation of issues, because, they’d be real. Would actually reduce support costs, I reckon.
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Anthony B,
(@swearyanthony) reported
@wolfcat @VodafoneAU When I was contacted by @kcarruthers a number of years ago about A Serious Issue, I went oh hell, pulled the Big Red Lever and woke up a bunch of folks and had it fixed within like an hour.
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Anthony B,
(@swearyanthony) reported
@TomWKoch @VodafoneAU It seems to me that the staff (and most of the conversation was with a second level "specialist") isn't trained enough, or enabled to escalate issues to someone who is able to understand it. It's not the helpdesk person's fault (I blanked their name for a reason)
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Wolf, yes that is my name.
(@wolfcat) reported
@swearyanthony @VodafoneAU 24 min to 48 min would be acceptable, not hours, esp when you have told them what the issue is. I think it took optus over a day to fix it when they blocked bitly a few years back as well.
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James M
(@JayMo31415) reported
@swearyanthony @VodafoneAU Can confirm that all bit_dot_ly on the Vodafone network has been broken since at least Wednesday, I’ve seen exactly the same error. As the man says, they should refer to their engineers and fix their stuff. It’s often not possible to find the relevant alert from the target domain
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Anthony B,
(@swearyanthony) reported
I've been a customer of yours for more than 20 years, back to the 3 days, and your helpdesk's inability to handle a life critical issue and escalate it appropriately is absolutely unacceptable, @VodafoneAU. Fix that stuff.
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Dan Andrews' robotic exoskeleton
(@elronxenu) reported
@swearyanthony @VodafoneAU I hate that dumbing down of service functions.