Optus has admitted to engaging in unconscionable conduct against hundreds of vulnerable customers when selling them phones and contracts they could not use or afford.

The telco has admitted to unconscionable conduct and agreed to pay $100 million to settle a case brought by the consumer ...

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Optus is on the hook for a $100 million fine after it pressured customers into buying phone products they did not need or ...

SYDNEY--Singapore Telecommunications-owned Optus agreed to pay a US$65 million penalty after admitting it sold unsuitable products and services to vulnerable and disadvantaged people including ...

Telecommunications business Optus has agreed to a $100 million penalty, after admitting to engaging in unconscionable conduct ...

Optus admits to engaging in unconscionable conduct and agrees to a $100 million penalty for selling customers phones and ...

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