Pay to "receive" calls???

Michael Wrote:[color=blue]
> "James Bell" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
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> What OP meant was, after 6/9/6, all NEW activations were on the new
> tariffs
> and not on Call Credits.
>
> Sounds like the OP is a tightarse, got cut off for having no credit for
> an
> extended period, and then expected to go back on call credits.
>
> sucker
>
> >
> >

Not really. What I meant was, you can no longer sign up for the Call
credits plan.

I found out cause I ported my own number on it, and I was progressively
trying to port all my family's number's onto it... Before I could
finish, (1 person left) they changed the deals on me. Its okay, I had
a Coke Live sim, so i got back at them, Now I use 1 minute below the
fair play policy to receive money on 1 sim and get about $40 of credit
for FREE. Telstra doesn't play fair, neither do I.


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Unkit

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"Unkit" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
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> Hopefully you are right, and it will get extended, but I very highly
> doubt that. Why would they pay all that money to draft up new
> contracts (or terms of service whatever you want to call it) to say
> that they could move you onto a new plan from time to time, when they
> had no intention of doing it.

Because thats the way its always done

> I think the reason they let people stay on expired plans previously was
> that they had no right to demand anyone be moved.

Nope, you can put a detrimental notice in, and remove a product with about
30 days notice

Fantastic news. If u r wrong though.... I know what phorum u post in!!!!


thanks for the info, really made my day.


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Unkit