iPhone paper bills

http://www.theage.com.au/news/iphone...702116241.html
Australian Paper typically harvests quick growth plantations of radiata pine for
use in its paper manufacturing. Most typical is the Reflex brand. Therefore, if
the claims that they're making in the article about native forests being the
source of the paper, which brands and which manufacturers supply the telcos and
indeed, anyone else that issues similar paper bills?

Certainly it seems ludicrous that they'd issue bills with so much detail. Do
they expect their customers to browse them in detail? And how would you verify
that what the bills state is correct anyway?

As for the "opt in" option for online billing it should have been made as a part
of the sign up process, and to be automatic from your phone. If the iPhone is
such a brilliant bit of gear for accessing the web then you'd reckon that it'd
be a no brainer, wouldn't you?

Of course, logging in via a PC would undoubtedly require a login user id and
password, but even then that should be able to be set up when you sign up for
the damn thing.

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the iphone is just a phone like any other
the bills are just like any other
feel free to take up online billing

THIS ISSUE HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH IPHONE

"Snapper" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> http://www.theage.com.au/news/iphone...702116241.html
> Australian Paper typically harvests quick growth plantations of radiata
> pine for
> use in its paper manufacturing. Most typical is the Reflex brand.
> Therefore, if
> the claims that they're making in the article about native forests being
> the
> source of the paper, which brands and which manufacturers supply the
> telcos and
> indeed, anyone else that issues similar paper bills?
>
> Certainly it seems ludicrous that they'd issue bills with so much detail.
> Do
> they expect their customers to browse them in detail? And how would you
> verify
> that what the bills state is correct anyway?
>
> As for the "opt in" option for online billing it should have been made as
> a part
> of the sign up process, and to be automatic from your phone. If the iPhone
> is
> such a brilliant bit of gear for accessing the web then you'd reckon that
> it'd
> be a no brainer, wouldn't you?
>
> Of course, logging in via a PC would undoubtedly require a login user id
> and
> password, but even then that should be able to be set up when you sign up
> for
> the damn thing.
>

"Snapper" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> http://www.theage.com.au/news/iphone...702116241.html
> Australian Paper typically harvests quick growth plantations of radiata
> pine for
> use in its paper manufacturing. Most typical is the Reflex brand.
> Therefore, if
> the claims that they're making in the article about native forests being
> the
> source of the paper, which brands and which manufacturers supply the
> telcos

Not sure. The bill printing is outsourced - Telstra probably have no idea
either.

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Kwyj.

"Kwyjibo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> "Snapper" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> http://www.theage.com.au/news/iphone...702116241.html
>> Australian Paper typically harvests quick growth plantations of radiata
>> pine for
>> use in its paper manufacturing. Most typical is the Reflex brand.
>> Therefore, if
>> the claims that they're making in the article about native forests being
>> the
>> source of the paper, which brands and which manufacturers supply the
>> telcos
>
> Not sure. The bill printing is outsourced - Telstra probably have no idea
> either.
>
> --
> Kwyj.
>

So much for a GREEN telco. More like, GREED (sol trujillo)


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