Telstra launches world-class retail experience for customers

5 November 2007

Telstra is revolutionising the way Australian consumers can experience new
technologies such as mobile phones and the internet, with the opening of the
company's first interactive flagship store, T[life], in Sydney.

Telstra CEO, Mr Sol Trujillo, said T[life] was a unique concept store -
located at 400 George Street in Sydney - designed as a state-of-the-art
environment to provide customers with the opportunity to use and experience
Telstra's full range of integrated products and services.

"T[life] delivers the best of everything Telstra has to offer as a leading
media communications company - the richest content, the latest devices,
integrated solutions and tailored services," Mr Trujillo said.

"It provides one of the most compelling customer experiences that can be
found anywhere in the world and will be a key differentiator in the market.

"The creation of the T[life] store is firmly aligned with Telstra's
overarching strategy, which is about putting the customer at the centre of
everything we do and focussing on their business and lifestyle
requirements."

Internationally renowned designer, Ken Walker, has overseen the development
of T[life].

In the new two level store, customers will be able to test-drive live
products and services, learn from interactive technology demonstrations and
receive expert advice from specially trained staff.

Telstra Consumer Marketing and Channels Group Managing Director, Mr David
Moffatt, said care had been taken in the design and layout of T[life] to
create a welcoming and functional retail environment that focuses on the
needs of customers.

"Telstra has a clear plan to create a world class retailing experience.
T[life] is a first for Telstra, a first for the Australian
telecommunications industry and is something our competitors will struggle
to match," Mr Moffatt said.

"We have invested heavily in recruiting, training and developing staff to
ensure we have the best people with expert knowledge to serve our customers
and create an exceptional retail experience."

Customers visiting the store can also take advantage of free daily training
and demonstrations in the store's 40 seat auditorium or book one-on-one
sessions with media experts at a time that is convenient to them. The store
opened to the public last week and will operate seven days a week with
extended opening hours.

Only a terminal ****wit would actually be stupid enough to try running that mindlessly silly line.

Alan Parkington <alanparkington@team.telstra.com> wrote:

> 5 November 2007

> Telstra is revolutionising the way Australian consumers can experience new technologies such as mobile phones and the
> internet,

Just more utterly silly mex bull****.

> with the opening of the company's first interactive flagship store, T[life], in Sydney.

Wota ****ing wanker...

> Telstra CEO, Mr Sol Trujillo, said T[life] was a unique concept store - located at 400 George Street in Sydney

And no one is actually gunna be stupid enough to buy that utterly mindless mex bull****.

> - designed as a state-of-the-art environment to provide customers with the opportunity to use and experience Telstra's
> full range of integrated products and services.

Wota ****ing wanker...

> "T[life] delivers the best of everything Telstra has to offer

Well woopy ****ing do.

> as a leading media communications company - the richest content, the
> latest devices, integrated solutions and tailored services," Mr Trujillo said.

Wota ****ing wanker...

> "It provides one of the most compelling customer experiences that can be found anywhere in the world

Only in your pathetic little drug crazed mex fantasyland, wanker.

> and will be a key differentiator in the market.

Only in your pathetic little drug crazed mex fantasyland, wanker.

> "The creation of the T[life] store is firmly aligned with Telstra's overarching strategy, which is about putting the
> customer at the centre of everything we do and focussing on their business and lifestyle requirements."

Wota ****ing wanker...

> Internationally renowned designer, Ken Walker,

Who no one has even heard of...

> has overseen the development of T[life].

Well whoopy ****ing do.

> In the new two level store, customers will be able to test-drive live products and services, learn from interactive
> technology
> demonstrations and receive expert advice from specially trained staff.

Wota ****ing wanker...

> Telstra Consumer Marketing and Channels Group Managing Director,

Wota ****ing wanker...

> Mr David Moffatt, said care had been taken in the design and layout of T[life] to create a welcoming and functional
> retail environment that focuses on the needs of customers.

Well whoopy ****ing do.

> "Telstra has a clear plan to create a world class retailing experience.

Well whoopy ****ing do.

> T[life] is a first for Telstra,

Well whoopy ****ing do.

> a first for the Australian telecommunications industry

Bare faced lie.

> and is something our competitors will struggle to match," Mr Moffatt said.

Only in your pathetic little drug crazed fantasyland, wanker.

> "We have invested heavily in recruiting, training and developing
> staff to ensure we have the best people with expert knowledge to
> serve our customers and create an exceptional retail experience."

Well whoopy ****ing do.

> Customers visiting the store can also take advantage of free daily
> training and demonstrations in the store's 40 seat auditorium or book
> one-on-one sessions with media experts at a time that is convenient
> to them. The store opened to the public last week and will operate
> seven days a week with extended opening hours.

Well whoopy ****ing do.

"Alan Parkington" <alanparkington@team.telstra.com> wrote in message
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>5 November 2007
>
> Telstra is revolutionising the way Australian consumers can experience new
> technologies such as mobile phones and the internet, with the opening of
> the company's first interactive flagship store, T[life], in Sydney.
>
> Telstra CEO, Mr Sol Trujillo, said T[life] was a unique concept store -
<crap snipped>

Even major country towns had these 'concept stores' about 20 years ago,
called TBO's (Telecom Business Office). Telstra further and further behind.



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> "Alan Parkington" <alanparkington@team.telstra.com> wrote in message
> news:huAXi.8889$CN4.4530@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>>5 November 2007
>>
>> Telstra is revolutionising the way Australian consumers can experience
>> new technologies such as mobile phones and the internet, with the opening
>> of the company's first interactive flagship store, T[life], in Sydney.
>>
>> Telstra CEO, Mr Sol Trujillo, said T[life] was a unique concept store -
> <crap snipped>
>
> Even major country towns had these 'concept stores' about 20 years ago,
> called TBO's (Telecom Business Office). Telstra further and further
> behind.

TBO is just a T-Shop which is just a Y[life]
>
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