Telstra Mobile is trying to get it's hand in your pocket? don't let Telstra do it?

<[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On the 22 April 2007 Telstra Mobile will try to get onto your credit
> card and your wallet
> by forcing you to go from Prepay to Plan.
>
> I won't let Telstra Mobile put their hand in my pocket to rob my
> wallet or access my credit card.
>
> Georges
>

Really where did you escape from?

I'll explain it again for the less-fast here.. Telstra is NOT a monopoly.
You don't have to use any Telco in this country.

Now do you have any proof of the above or are you just fishing for replies
to liven-up your life?

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James Bell wrote:
> <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> On the 22 April 2007 Telstra Mobile will try to get onto your credit
>> card and your wallet
>> by forcing you to go from Prepay to Plan.
>>
>> I won't let Telstra Mobile put their hand in my pocket to rob my
>> wallet or access my credit card.
>>
>> Georges
>>
>
> Really where did you escape from?
>
> I'll explain it again for the less-fast here.. Telstra is NOT a monopoly.
> You don't have to use any Telco in this country.

Except if you want anything other than ADSL or a phoneline, and exist
more than 10KM out of the CBD, you ****wit.

>
> Now do you have any proof of the above or are you just fishing for replies
> to liven-up your life?

Pot kettle black?

James Bell wrote:
> <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> On the 22 April 2007 Telstra Mobile will try to get onto your credit
>> card and your wallet
>> by forcing you to go from Prepay to Plan.
>>
>> I won't let Telstra Mobile put their hand in my pocket to rob my
>> wallet or access my credit card.
>>
>> Georges
>>
>
> Really where did you escape from?
>
> I'll explain it again for the less-fast here.. Telstra is NOT a monopoly.
> You don't have to use any Telco in this country.

By definition, that's a monopoly you ****ing retard. You either pay
Telstra some where along the line, or you go without anything.

Please give me your address so I can come around and stab you in the neck.

>
> Now do you have any proof of the above or are you just fishing for replies
> to liven-up your life?

Pot kettle black?

Nole Boaday <[email protected]> wrote:

> >> On the 22 April 2007 Telstra Mobile will try to get onto your credit
> >> card and your wallet
> >> by forcing you to go from Prepay to Plan.
> >>
> >> I won't let Telstra Mobile put their hand in my pocket to rob my
> >> wallet or access my credit card.
> >>
> >> Georges
> >>
> >
> > Really where did you escape from?
> >
> > I'll explain it again for the less-fast here.. Telstra is NOT a monopoly.
> > You don't have to use any Telco in this country.
>
> By definition, that's a monopoly you ****ing retard. You either pay
> Telstra some where along the line, or you go without anything.

I don't understand this.

I have phone service and internet access, and all I get from Telstra are
dividend statements.

On Sun, 15 Apr 2007 23:36:48 +1000, FahMaiYahm <[email protected]> wrote:

>Nole Boaday <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> >> On the 22 April 2007 Telstra Mobile will try to get onto your credit
>> >> card and your wallet
>> >> by forcing you to go from Prepay to Plan.
>> >>
>> >> I won't let Telstra Mobile put their hand in my pocket to rob my
>> >> wallet or access my credit card.
>> >>
>> >> Georges
>> >>
>> >
>> > Really where did you escape from?
>> >
>> > I'll explain it again for the less-fast here.. Telstra is NOT a monopoly.
>> > You don't have to use any Telco in this country.
>>
>> By definition, that's a monopoly you ****ing retard. You either pay
>> Telstra some where along the line, or you go without anything.
>
>I don't understand this.
>
>I have phone service and internet access, and all I get from Telstra are
>dividend statements.

and your phone service is provided on copper? by whom? do they have their own
cable to your premises, or is it serviced via Telstra cable?

your internet access is broadband? DSLAMs are located in whose exchange?

Do you really think that Telstra provide these facilities to your phone service
provider and ISP free of charge, out of the goodness of their corporate heart?
Sheesh - where do you think Telstra get the $$ to pay you divs?

Go on back to nowwearetalking.

On Sun, 15 Apr 2007 23:31:30 +0800 in aus.comms.mobile quandong nut may have written:
> >I have phone service and internet access, and all I get from Telstra are
> >dividend statements.
>
> and your phone service is provided on copper?

Nope.

> by whom?

Engin.

> do they have their own cable to your premises,

Don't need a cable for iBurst.

> or is it serviced via Telstra cable?

Telstra who?

> your internet access is broadband? DSLAMs are located in whose exchange?

Don't need a DSLAM for iBurst.



PD

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Paul Day

On 16 Apr 2007 06:59:56 +0800, Paul Day <[email protected]> wrote:

>On Sun, 15 Apr 2007 23:31:30 +0800 in aus.comms.mobile quandong nut may have written:
>> >I have phone service and internet access, and all I get from Telstra are
>> >dividend statements.
>>
>> and your phone service is provided on copper?
>
>Nope.
>
>> by whom?
>
>Engin.
>
>> do they have their own cable to your premises,
>
>Don't need a cable for iBurst.
>
>> or is it serviced via Telstra cable?
>
>Telstra who?
>
>> your internet access is broadband? DSLAMs are located in whose exchange?
>
>Don't need a DSLAM for iBurst.
>
>

And are *you* the O/P? If not, *your* answers are as irrelevant as you.

"quandong nut" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> On 16 Apr 2007 06:59:56 +0800, Paul Day <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>On Sun, 15 Apr 2007 23:31:30 +0800 in aus.comms.mobile quandong nut may
>>have written:
>>> >I have phone service and internet access, and all I get from Telstra
>>> >are
>>> >dividend statements.
>>>
>>> and your phone service is provided on copper?
>>
>>Nope.
>>
>>> by whom?
>>
>>Engin.
>>
>>> do they have their own cable to your premises,
>>
>>Don't need a cable for iBurst.
>>
>>> or is it serviced via Telstra cable?
>>
>>Telstra who?
>>
>>> your internet access is broadband? DSLAMs are located in whose
>>> exchange?
>>
>>Don't need a DSLAM for iBurst.
>>
>>
>
> And are *you* the O/P?

Your idiotic questions weren't directed at the OP, ****wit.
Learn to follow a thread you useless ****.

--
Kwyj.

On Mon, 16 Apr 2007 08:54:03 +0800 in aus.comms.mobile quandong nut may have written:
> And are *you* the O/P? If not, *your* answers are as irrelevant as you.

I'd say it's totally relevant as it proves your argument is wrong.

You can have a full IP and telephony sevrice in Australia without any
involved with Telstra (beyond your telephony provider having an SS7
peering agreement with them) and that scenario was only one of many.

Sure, Telstra is involved with _most_ of them in one way or another, but
they don't have quite all of them.

PD

--
Paul Day

On Apr 16, 10:36 am, "Kwyjibo" <[email protected]> wrote:
> "quandong nut" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>
> news:[email protected]...
>
>
>
>
>
> > On 16 Apr 2007 06:59:56 +0800, Paul Day <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >>On Sun, 15 Apr 2007 23:31:30 +0800 in aus.comms.mobile quandong nut may
> >>have written:
> >>> >I have phone service and internet access, and all I get from Telstra
> >>> >are
> >>> >dividend statements.
>
> >>> and your phone service is provided on copper?
>
> >>Nope.
>
> >>> by whom?
>
> >>Engin.
>
> >>> do they have their own cable to your premises,
>
> >>Don't need a cable for iBurst.
>
> >>> or is it serviced via Telstra cable?
>
> >>Telstra who?
>
> >>> your internet access is broadband? DSLAMs are located in whose
> >>> exchange?
>
> >>Don't need a DSLAM for iBurst.
>
> >>
>
> > And are *you* the O/P?
>
> Your idiotic questions weren't directed at the OP, ****wit.
> Learn to follow a thread you useless ****.

You forgot the smiley.

quandong nut <[email protected]> wrote
> Paul Day <[email protected]> wrote
>> quandong nut <[email protected]> wrote

>>>> I have phone service and internet access, and
>>>> all I get from Telstra are dividend statements.

>>> and your phone service is provided on copper?

>> Nope.

>>> by whom?

>> Engin.

>>> do they have their own cable to your premises,

>> Don't need a cable for iBurst.

>>> or is it serviced via Telstra cable?

>> Telstra who?

>>> your internet access is broadband? DSLAMs are located in whose exchange?

>> Don't need a DSLAM for iBurst.

>>

> And are *you* the O/P?

Irrelevant.

> If not, *your* answers are as irrelevant as you.

Wrong, as always. He exposed you terminally stupid claims for what they clearly are.

quandong nut <[email protected]> wrote:

> >> >> On the 22 April 2007 Telstra Mobile will try to get onto your credit
> >> >> card and your wallet
> >> >> by forcing you to go from Prepay to Plan.
> >> >>
> >> >> I won't let Telstra Mobile put their hand in my pocket to rob my
> >> >> wallet or access my credit card.
> >> >>
> >> >> Georges
> >> >>
> >> >
> >> > Really where did you escape from?
> >> >
> >> > I'll explain it again for the less-fast here.. Telstra is NOT a
> >> > monopoly.
> >> > You don't have to use any Telco in this country.
> >>
> >> By definition, that's a monopoly you ****ing retard. You either pay
> >> Telstra some where along the line, or you go without anything.
> >
> >I don't understand this.
> >
> >I have phone service and internet access, and all I get from Telstra are
> >dividend statements.
>
> and your phone service is provided on copper?

No.

> by whom?

Three.

> do they have their
> own
> cable to your premises,

No. My phone calls travel magically through the air.

>or is it serviced via Telstra cable?

No.

>
> your internet access is broadband?

The Koreans may snigger, but I believe that's what we call it here.

> DSLAMs are located in whose exchange?

I don't need a DSLAM. My internet comes magically through the air too,
from Unwired.

>
> Do you really think that Telstra provide these facilities to your phone
> service
> provider and ISP free of charge, out of the goodness of their corporate
> heart?

Three and/or Unwired may use some Telstra owned infrastructure, but not
necessarily.

> Sheesh - where do you think Telstra get the $$ to pay you divs?

From ****wits like you, I hope.

>
> Go on back to nowwearetalking.

Ok, see ya...

FahMaiYahm wrote:
> Nole Boaday <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>>> On the 22 April 2007 Telstra Mobile will try to get onto your credit
>>>> card and your wallet
>>>> by forcing you to go from Prepay to Plan.
>>>>
>>>> I won't let Telstra Mobile put their hand in my pocket to rob my
>>>> wallet or access my credit card.
>>>>
>>>> Georges
>>>>
>>> Really where did you escape from?
>>>
>>> I'll explain it again for the less-fast here.. Telstra is NOT a monopoly.
>>> You don't have to use any Telco in this country.
>> By definition, that's a monopoly you ****ing retard. You either pay
>> Telstra some where along the line, or you go without anything.
>
> I don't understand this.
>
> I have phone service and internet access, and all I get from Telstra are
> dividend statements.

Good luck doing that outside CBD areas. iBurst coverage is ****ing
hopeless. Optus/Telstra cable doesn't go past about 16 million Australians.

On Apr 15, 7:03 pm, "James Bell" <[email protected]> wrote:
> <[email protected]> wrote in message
>
> news:[email protected]...
>
> > On the 22 April 2007 Telstra Mobile will try to get onto your credit
> > card and your wallet
> > by forcing you to go from Prepay to Plan.
>
> > I won't let Telstra Mobile put their hand in my pocket to rob my
> > wallet or access my credit card.
>
> > Georges
>
> Really where did you escape from?
>
> I'll explain it again for the less-fast here.. Telstra is NOT a monopoly.
> You don't have to use any Telco in this country.
>
> Now do you have any proof of the above or are you just fishing for replies
> to liven-up your life?

=======================
James

> I'll explain it again for the less-fast here.. Telstra is NOT a monopoly.
> You don't have to use any Telco in this country.
>

Your Statement is INCORRECT

Telstra is a MONOPOLY in this country.

No other Telco have access to CDMA in Australia. ONLY Telstra.

GIve me the name of a Telco which does CDMA in Austalia.

Georges

<[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Apr 15, 7:03 pm, "James Bell" <[email protected]> wrote:
>> <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>
>> news:[email protected]...
>>
>> > On the 22 April 2007 Telstra Mobile will try to get onto your credit
>> > card and your wallet
>> > by forcing you to go from Prepay to Plan.
>>
>> > I won't let Telstra Mobile put their hand in my pocket to rob my
>> > wallet or access my credit card.
>>
>> > Georges
>>
>> Really where did you escape from?
>>
>> I'll explain it again for the less-fast here.. Telstra is NOT a monopoly.
>> You don't have to use any Telco in this country.
>>
>> Now do you have any proof of the above or are you just fishing for
>> replies
>> to liven-up your life?
>
> =======================
> James
>
>> I'll explain it again for the less-fast here.. Telstra is NOT a monopoly.
>> You don't have to use any Telco in this country.
>>
>
> Your Statement is INCORRECT

Nope.

> Telstra is a MONOPOLY in this country.

Wrong.

> No other Telco have access to CDMA in Australia. ONLY Telstra.

Technically wrong (and irrelevant)

> GIve me the name of a Telco which does CDMA in Austalia.

CDMA *competes* with GSM and 3G stupid. That means there *is* competition
and NO MONOPOLY.


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Kwyj.