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#119322 28-May-2013 13:53
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I can't access any part of www.telecom.co.nz today.

I'm using 3G/safari. I've cleared the cache. Tried via google search and typing address.

Is anyone else having problems?




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  #827038 28-May-2013 14:00
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Working for me (Telecom 3G, FX fibre).

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  #827046 28-May-2013 14:07
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It seems to be behaving for now, so appears to be just you - is there anything I'm able to help out with?




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  #827054 28-May-2013 14:17
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Grrrrr that's so annoying. What do I try next?

I've tried again and again. Everything else works apart from telecom sites.




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  #827059 28-May-2013 14:20
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turb: Grrrrr that's so annoying. What do I try next?

I've tried again and again. Everything else works apart from telecom sites.


Another computer? Wired broadband? Check your APN settings are "internet.telecom.co.nz" if using an iPad? Reboot said computer, use another browser (Google Chrome)


Those are my recommendations.




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  #827073 28-May-2013 14:37
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Rebooting iPad worked. Apn settings were correct, tried on chrome and icab mobile with same issue.

Why would that happen?




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  #827075 28-May-2013 14:37
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And Thank you!




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