Displaying items by tag: vodafail

The limits on the amount of spectrum that can be purchased by the Telco's in the November spectrum auction is creating some vocal comments in the main media.

Nokia and Vodafone launched a jointly developed machine learning (ML) product, running on Google Cloud, to quickly detect and remediate network anomalies before they impact Vodafone customers.

Australian-listed energy storage technology company Redflow has been chosen by the New Zealand Rural Connectivity Group (RCG) to provide zinc-bromine flow batteries to store energy in off-grid telecommunication sites in remote rural locations.

An undisclosed number of Vodafone users were without mobile services last night (Sunday), allegedly due to a “router” issue.

Could it have been ‘Vodafail’ as customers deserted the less than stellar performing mobile carrier back in 2014. Whatever the reason a huge number of Australians want to know why the multinational mobile operator paid no tax in Australia – and they want to know now.

Law firm Piper Alderman will today – finally – announce a class action against Vodafone.

Question is will it aim it at its competitors, shoot itself in the foot (again) or go into the library…

The Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman has described Vodafone as 'extremely disappointing', after complaints about the telco almost tripled compared to last year.

If there's a list of 'best telco rants', the Vodafail musical tribute that features Lady Gaga's 'Telephone' track has got to be a contender for one of the best!

Massive amounts of Vodafone customer information wasn't on the web after all, despite claims, although the Privacy Commissioner says Vodafone's security measures weren't at an 'appropriate level'.

As around 9000 people have registered to express their interest in the Piper Alderman class action against Vodafone, the beleaguered telco says is it 'building greater reliability and capacity into the Vodafone network', and that it is 'our highest priority and our biggest investment.'

While some will ring in the new year with a kiss, others will be heavily texting, sending and receiving text messages at what is, as always, predicted to be the biggest number yet: 74 million text messages, 8 million more than last year!

With Adam Brimo's Vodafail website and Piper Alderman's class-action lawsuit having had major media publicity, it's time for an update from the Vodafailures themselves, along with new complaints about Three Mobile.

When companies fail to live up to their promises, are hard to contact and hard to get compensation from, it should come as no surprise that its customers will rise up and revolt in as public a manner as possible, with Vodafone's Vodafailure in stopping the Vodafail site and class action a portentous corporate omen.