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  1. #1
    Alan Parkington
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    http://www.itwire.com/content/view/15008/127/

    Gotalk's phonecard distributor CardCall, has been appointed a reseller for
    Prepaid Partners authorised distributor of Telstra prepaid calling
    products including Next G mobile services.


    The agreement, which took effect on October 15, replaces gotalk's five and a
    half years association with Optus prepaid mobile services. Gotalk CEO, Steve
    Picton, said it would allow gotalk/CardCall to offer a one stop shop for all
    prepaid telecommunications needs, including Telstra's prepaid mobile and the
    new Next G service, prepaid Home and Telstra's 'Phonecard' and 'PhoneAway'
    calling cards. Gotalk claims that CardCall is Australia's largest phonecard
    distributor, with products in more than 30,000 retail outlets

    Telstra's appointment of Prepaid Partners was announced in June as one of
    several initiatives to revamp its mobile retail operations following the
    breakdown of its long-term relationship with Crazy John's. Prepaid Partners,
    a company of former Optus executives, planned to sell prepaid Telstra
    phonecards at 7000 milk bars and service stations around the country.
    Electrical goods retailer, JB Hi-Fi, and Mr Digital were also appointed as a
    Telstra dealer.

    Telstra also announced the appointment of Andy Ellis, a former executive at
    UK electrical goods retailer Dixon's Group, as executive director of Telstra
    Shops, reporting to consumer marketing boss David Moffatt. Ellis was charged
    with managing an aggressive retail expansion plan that involve signing up
    new dealers and opening new Telstra Shops. Telstra at that stage had 300
    retail shops, having added 70 in the previous 10 months.





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  2. #2
    Rod Speed
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    Re: Gotalk ditches Optus prepaid mobile for Telstra Next G

    Alan Parkington <[email protected]> wrote:

    > From
    > http://www.itwire.com/content/view/15008/127/


    > Gotalk's phonecard distributor CardCall, has been appointed a
    > reseller for Prepaid Partners authorised distributor of Telstra
    > prepaid calling products including Next G mobile services.


    Well whoopy ****ing do.

    > The agreement, which took effect on October 15, replaces gotalk's
    > five and a half years association with Optus prepaid mobile services.


    Bet that had the Optarse suits pouring from their windows like lemmings.

    > Gotalk CEO, Steve Picton, said it would allow gotalk/CardCall to
    > offer a one stop shop for all prepaid telecommunications needs,
    > including Telstra's prepaid mobile and the new Next G service,
    > prepaid Home and Telstra's 'Phonecard' and 'PhoneAway' calling cards. Gotalk claims that CardCall is Australia's
    > largest phonecard
    > distributor, with products in more than 30,000 retail outlets


    Well whoopy ****ing do.

    > Telstra's appointment of Prepaid Partners was announced in June as one of several initiatives to revamp its mobile
    > retail operations
    > following the breakdown of its long-term relationship with Crazy John's.


    How odd that you didnt publicise that, ****wit.

    > Prepaid Partners, a company of former Optus executives, planned to sell prepaid Telstra phonecards at 7000 milk bars
    > and service stations around the country. Electrical goods retailer, JB Hi-Fi, and Mr Digital were also appointed as a
    > Telstra dealer.


    Well whoopy ****ing do.

    > Telstra also announced the appointment of Andy Ellis, a former
    > executive at UK electrical goods retailer Dixon's Group, as executive
    > director of Telstra Shops, reporting to consumer marketing boss David
    > Moffatt. Ellis was charged with managing an aggressive retail
    > expansion plan that involve signing up new dealers and opening new
    > Telstra Shops. Telstra at that stage had 300 retail shops, having
    > added 70 in the previous 10 months.


    Well whoopy ****ing do.





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