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Mobile phone services provider Lycamobile has been penalised $600,000 by the telecommunications industry regulator ACMA after prolonged and large-scale customer data failures, which could have put people in danger.

At 11.57am, an email arrived with an "Optus Network Update at 11.15am" that "services are now being restored".

Mobile phone services provider Amayism has paid a penalty of $126,000 and fellow mobile company, Lycamobile, a penalty of $12,600 for alleged false or misleading representations about their mobile phone plans.

Australia’s mobile virtual network operators are continuing to take market share from the major, traditional mobile network operators) in the pre-paid mobile market, according to a newly published research report.

Mobile service provider Lycamobile has been penalised $25,000 for underpaying an employee’s wages, including full overtime entitlements.

Mobile service provider Lycamobile has paid a $12,600 penalty after failing to follow an ACMA direction to comply with the Telecommunications Consumer Protections Code.

Mobile service provider Lycamobile has been rapped over the knuckles by the ACMA for not complying with the Telecommunications Consumer Protections Code (TCP).

Concourse Initiatives has launched the UK’s first full planning and production service on train liveries with Lycamobile as its first advertiser.

UK-based mobile virtual network operator, Lycamobile, has launched services in Australia, with a focus on low cost international calls from prepaid SIMs. It is reported to be reselling services on Telstra's network.