Telstra Complaints
The best way to resolve complaints with Telstra
Telstra is Australia's biggest telecommunications provider, with around 50% market share for both NBN services and mobile services. With so many customers, it's no surprise Telstra also deals with lots of complaints. Telstra makes up more than 50% of complaints to the ombudsman.

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COMPLAINTS SENT THROUGH AJUST
Slow / Low Quality

Amanda
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August 16, 2023

Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
No Service / Outage

Leonard
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August 10, 2023

Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
Slow / Low Quality

Brian
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July 31, 2023

Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
No Service / Outage

Glen
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July 3, 2023

Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
Fees / Payments

Nicholas
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May 30, 2023

Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
Slow / Low Quality

Jean
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May 18, 2023

Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
Fees / Payments

Belinda
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May 10, 2023

Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
No Service / Outage

Ian
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May 3, 2023

Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
Fees / Payments

Damian
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April 27, 2023

Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
Customer Service

Vicki
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April 20, 2023

Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
The best way to resolve an issue with
Telstra
Despite telcos operating on modern infrastructure, things do occasionally go wrong. Whether you can’t call your partner due to an outage, or you get overcharged on a bill, Ajust is here to make it easy to send your complaint so that you can get a resolution.
People love to give Telstra a hard time, but in our experience their customer service is actually better than many telcos. Understanding Telstra's complaint process can increase your chances of getting a great result. Here are some things to keep in mind:
- If you contact Telstra by email (or through Ajust), Telstra will send a well-structured response acknowledging your complaint and providing a case reference number.
- When Telstra sends an email about a complaint, they generally include the case reference - making it easier for you to keep track of your complaint.
- Most emails from Telstra include the name and employee number of the team member looking after your complaint. But the Telstra team is so big, don't expect to see the same name again if you have another complaint!
We tell you how to make a complaint about your mobile or internet service, whether you're with the big 3 (Telstra, Optus and TPG) or one of the many other smaller players. We also fill you in about the main issues facing telco consumers, like slow internet speeds and dropouts, damage to NBN equipment, faulty installation, poor customer service and delays.
We give you easy steps to raise a complaint with Telstra - whether your issue is about internet dropouts, slow NBN speeds, delays connecting your new Telstra service, poor mobile reception, bad experiences with Telstra's customer service team or any other problem you need solved by Telstra.
How to complain to
Telstra
Before making a complaint to the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman, you must first try to resolve your complaint with your telco. Ajust’s platform guides you through a quick and easy process to ensure that all of the right information is sent to the business to ensure that you get a resolution. Here are some things you can consider before getting started.
In our experience, Telstra is pretty fast and practical at resolving customer complaints if you approach them in the right way. Here are some easy steps you can follow to get your Telstra complaint resolved. Remember to raise your complaint with Telstra first (either yourself or through Ajust) before you try to take your issue to the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman.
Common issues related to
Telstra
Resolving issues with Ajust
Ajust makes it simple to get the answers you deserve. Our platform resolves complaints in three easy steps!

Tell your story
You’ve experienced an issue with a business and you want a resolution. Ajust asks the right questions about what happened, so your story gets heard. It only takes a few minutes.

Submit your complaint
Ajust uses your story to automatically create a complaint. We send your complaint with the right details, to the right place – so you get the right outcome.

Get your resolution
The business responds to your complaint to offer a resolution. If you’re not happy, Ajust helps you explore other options for an outcome.
FAQs
You can also learn more about Ajust here.
Who can use Ajust?
Ajust can be used by any Australian consumer to resolve complaints with any Australian businesses.
How much does it cost?
Nothing! It's free for consumers to use Ajust. Consumers can upgrade to a paid version of our platform if they need to take more action or want to get faster results.
How does Ajust make money?
Consumers and businesses can pay Ajust for extra support to resolve complaints.
Is Ajust independent?
Ajust is an independent business that operates separately from the businesses listed on our website. Our priority is helping consumers resolve their complaints, because we believe that is good for consumers and good for businesses. Ajust is also separate from government, ombudsmen and regulators.
Is it better to complain through Ajust?
Much better! Ajust makes the process easy for you by collecting the right information, sending your complaint to the right place, following up with the business and much more. And it's free for consumers to get started.
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