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lolcano

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#67977 12-Sep-2010 13:34
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I'm in Christchurch and have just been Facebooking some of my XT friends and all of them have the same issues, can not send txts (get an unable to send message warning) or access tworld. I just called customer service and got an automated reply saying the network was overloaded and could not continue :(.

Can anyone shed some further light on the issue regarding why the network is suddenly overloading?.

Regards in advance,

Sam

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kyhwana2
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  #378987 12-Sep-2010 13:37
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I'm not there myself, but I have a friend in christchurch who's on XT who is also getting errors trying to send TXTs



lolcano

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  #378989 12-Sep-2010 13:39
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Just as i read your reply it has seemed to fix itself, typical lol

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  #378990 12-Sep-2010 13:41
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Yeah just got through to them, its not just the south island like the usual faults, the ladys last call was from palmerston north so yeah whole xt it 'seems' (the helpdesk staff, again, like usual, pretty much dont get told anything), SMS and mobile broadband are only affected as far as they know.




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  #378993 12-Sep-2010 13:42
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I know someone in New Plymouth with similar problems

oldmaknz
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  #378995 12-Sep-2010 13:49

Having SMS/Calling issues in Dunedin.

s.joseph
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  #379000 12-Sep-2010 13:59
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Down in Wellington Tory st

boby55
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  #379003 12-Sep-2010 14:06
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Taradale, Napier

Same Issue. No sms

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