On the plans, I am sticking with Telstra because they provide the best
coverage outside of the city. I know you can switch to roaming, but
that hasn't been a very good experience in the past, maybe it has got
better.
But, I don't use my iphone for the internet or email very much unless
/07/2009, at 4:30 PM, Susan Hastings wrote:
Hi Ronni, it just means that if you have an iphone locked to Telstra
you can only use their 3G service, including data. Wifi is entirely
separate. I have an iphone3G locked to Telstra, it can use any
wireless network because that's just like
Thanks Susan, Marcus Glenn,
I use my Mobile mainly for emergencies SMS, I am currently only on a
$20 mth 12 month contact with Telstra.
I possibly wouldn't use the iPhone much differently, I would use the
iPhone for accessing my email as I do with iPod Touch (on a Wireless
Network
to
another contract. Carriers do use the end of contract time to 'coerce' you
into signing a new contract, and sometimes it is worth it if they throw in a
discount or free handset. The last Telstra contract I had I left running for
about 3 months after then end before switching to Vodafone. The main
Thanks Stuart,
I might try and continue my Telstra Mobile on a monthly basis until 3
Mobile release their iPhone 3G S Plans.
I want the country coverage, that is why I have stayed with Telstra
all these years. Of course Telstra know this :-)
A Telstra spokesman said the company offers
Hi Ronni, I am on a 24 month plan, $30.00, with no extra data. Which
is why I avoid checking email when out and about. But, this is an
older plan, with a different phone, when the iphone came out I bought
one outright and put my SIM into it. The phone is, however, locked to
Telstra.
I
Thanks Susan,
The Telstra Representative that phoned me said this:
The $30 plan telstra will give you a iPhone 3GS 32GB for only $549
(Currently The iphone 3GS 32GB is selling on eBay for $750- $1000)
This means you will be paying only $10 more per month for your plan
and you will receive
Telstra contract I had I left
running for
about 3 months after then end before switching to Vodafone. The main
reason
was that they left it until the last month of my contract to tell me
I could
save money on a lower cost plan when they could have switched me
over 6
months earlier!
Cheers
On 03/07/2009, at 5:37 PM, Justin Davies wrote:
Hi, sorry for posting this to the group, but I am now getting every
single email, how can we change to digest please?
From: Matthew Healey mat...@mac.com
Date: 3 July 2009 12:29:41 PM
To: WAMUG Mailing List wamug@wamug.org.au
Subject:
. Carriers do use the end of contract time to
'coerce' you
into signing a new contract, and sometimes it is worth it if they
throw in a
discount or free handset. The last Telstra contract I had I left
running for
about 3 months after then end before switching to Vodafone. The
main reason
Ronni,
Interesting reading your dilemma, however do you know if the iPhone
gives the same performance as your present mobile in the same coverage
area.
I use my mobile just for emergencies and I was fortunate enough for
Telstra enabling me to do testing for Next G of various mobiles
Hi Ronni.
I just bought an iPhone today on the $40 Telstra phone plan. I looked
at most plans under $100 for Telstra, Optus and Vodaphone and made
myself up a pricing plan comparison in Numbers for each phone size and
plan. I also looked at one Member Plan at Telstra for the equivalent
Hi Darrel,
No Darrel, I don't know if the iPhone 3G S will give the same
performance as my present Nokia in the same coverage area.
As I've said previous, I have always been with Telstra as I've found
the coverage when travelling in the country is better than other
carriers.
But, back
Hey Ronda - my experiences as Telstra mobile user, coupled with
discussions I've had with Optus and Virgin users and my own research
leads me to believe the following:
1. You pay at about 25% more to be a Telstra mobile user (vs Optus).
2. Telstra on the whole have a superior network
Thanks Pete,
I would appreciate you sending the Numbers comparison to me.
Thanks,
Ronni
On 03/07/2009, at 9:26 PM, Pete Smith wrote:
Hi Ronni.
I just bought an iPhone today on the $40 Telstra phone plan. I
looked at most plans under $100 for Telstra, Optus and Vodaphone and
made
On 04/07/2009, at 12:03 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Thanks Pete,
I would appreciate you sending the Numbers comparison to me.
Thanks,
Ronni
On 03/07/2009, at 9:26 PM, Pete Smith wrote:
Hi Ronni.
I just bought an iPhone today on the $40 Telstra phone plan. I
looked at most plans under $100
Subject: Re: iPhone 3G S - Telstra Plans - plan calculator
There is a plan calculator on the web already comparing all the plans.
Adjust the sliders according to your currrent/expected usage to find
out which plans suit you ( any plans with red bars are a no-no!)
http
I've been looking at the different carriers myself and I think what
I'm going to do is to buy the phone outright and go onto Telstra
pre-paid. The pre-paid options for Telstra are not outstanding value,
but they're certainly not bad value either. That way I can get access
to the NextG network
Optus here.
On 29/06/2009, at 1:30 PM, Toby Oldham wrote:
I think you're right Daniel - only problem is I'm not sure which _is_
more important to me, having not experienced poor network
performance*.
I tend to infer from conversations with non-Telstra friends that Optus
coverage can drop
There's around $500 worth of difference (in total, after factoring
various bits in) between a Telstra and Virgin(/Optus) 24 month-cap plan.
If I get an iPhone via a cap plan, do I choose to save $500 and risk the
anecdotal accounts of call-dropouts on the Optus network, or do I cough
up
Hi Toby
I think it mainly comes down to what is most important to you, the
network coverage or the cost.
Telstra do have the best mobile coverage area - but how often do you
go to areas outside of the other carriers coverage area? Is that worth
the extra cost?
Also, how do you want
I think you're right Daniel - only problem is I'm not sure which _is_
more important to me, having not experienced poor network performance*.
I tend to infer from conversations with non-Telstra friends that Optus
coverage can drop out in strange places all throughout the Perth CBD. I
think
Evening all,
Hope I can get some advice for a friend.
He is currently on a Telstra Wireless Internet Plan, the device that was
supplied to him was a Maxon BP3-USB.
His intention is to take it with him and use it in his laptop but also use it
to provide access to the two/three computers at his
On 27/6/09 9:44 PM, David Moyle moyla...@westnet.com.au wrote:
Evening all,
Hope I can get some advice for a friend.
He is currently on a Telstra Wireless Internet Plan, the device that was
supplied to him was a Maxon BP3-USB.
His intention is to take it with him and use it in his
Hi David,
Did you check with Telstra? When I looked at the Telstra Wireless
plans the deal included a wireless mode/router with 4 ethernet ports
and the USB device.
Regards,
Adrian
adrianske...@me.com
On 27/06/2009, at 9:44 PM, David Moyle wrote:
Evening all,
Hope I can get some
@wamug.org.au wrote:
Evening all,
Hope I can get some advice for a friend.
He is currently on a Telstra Wireless Internet Plan, the device that was
supplied to him was a Maxon BP3-USB.
His intention is to take it with him and use it in his laptop but also use it
to provide access
Hi WAMUGers
The top left of my iphone screen used to say Telstra 3G i think.
It now says Telstra E
is this a problem?
ta
Blitto
Rod Blitvich - Amy Sam’s Dad
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
0409 681 256
rb...@iinet.net.au
http://web.me.com/blitto
Black holes suck
On 21/06/2009, at 8:04 AM, Rod Blitvich wrote:
Hi WAMUGers
The top left of my iphone screen used to say Telstra 3G i think.
It now says Telstra E
is this a problem?
ta
Blitto
Hi Rod,
I think all it means that you are on Telstra's network and the 'E'
stands for EDGE, which is the 2.75G
Hi Rod, make sure you have 3g switched on in preferences. If you have,
it should have 3g there. cheers, Susan
On 21/06/2009, at 8:13 AM, Ronda Brown wrote:
On 21/06/2009, at 8:04 AM, Rod Blitvich wrote:
Hi WAMUGers
The top left of my iphone screen used to say Telstra 3G i think.
It now
On 21/06/2009, at 8:13 AM, Ronda Brown wrote:
On 21/06/2009, at 8:04 AM, Rod Blitvich wrote:
Hi WAMUGers
The top left of my iphone screen used to say Telstra 3G i think.
It now says Telstra E
is this a problem?
ta
Blitto
Hi Rod,
I think all it means that you are on Telstra's network
Thanks Eugene
Got it working on mine.
won't use it much - maybe when in the bush
cheers
Rod
On 19/06/2009, at 7:31 AM, Eugene wrote:
Hi Rod,
Telstra will charge at data rate. For my plan that works out at $1
per Mb. Not really encouraging me to use it.
I think I'll stay on WiFi at work
Hi, I have been able to get tethering working for Telstra NextG with
the aid of a little config file downloaded from the discussion forum
on Whirlpool - so even if Telstra is slow off the mark, it isn't
because it can't be done.
Now, I'm not going to use it because of the expense.
cheers
, I have been able to get tethering working for Telstra NextG with
the aid of a little config file downloaded from the discussion forum
on Whirlpool - so even if Telstra is slow off the mark, it isn't
because it can't be done.
Now, I'm not going to use it because of the expense.
cheers, Susan
, I have been able to get tethering working for Telstra NextG with
the aid of a little config file downloaded from the discussion forum
on Whirlpool - so even if Telstra is slow off the mark, it isn't
because it can't be done.
Now, I'm not going to use it because of the expense.
cheers, Susan
On 18/06/2009 9:06 PM, Rob Phillips wrote:
I've just been browsing the Whirlpool forum, and it didn't help me - it
was full of jargon I didn't understand. I found the configuration file,
but I have no idea what to do with it. Does my phone need to be
jail-broken to do this?
Any advice
understand. I found the
configuration file, but I have no idea what to do with it. Does my
phone need to be jail-broken to do this?
Any advice gladly received.
Rob
Susan Hastings wrote:
Hi, I have been able to get tethering working for Telstra NextG
with the aid of a little config file
Hi, I had a look at the site in Shay's email, and the instructions
describe the process I followed, except mine was for Telstra. I
already had MMS working, installing the config file allowed for the
tethering (although I didn't get bluetooth tethering working, despite
having followed
Cheers Shay
I got tethering and MMS on my Three iPhone
Pedro
On 18/06/2009, at 9:23 PM, Shay Telfer wrote:
On 18/06/2009 9:06 PM, Rob Phillips wrote:
I've just been browsing the Whirlpool forum, and it didn't help me
- it
was full of jargon I didn't understand. I found the configuration
The other solution referred to on that page:
http://tetherme.lstoll.net/
Is very simple, selecting the file appropriate for Telstra, dowloading
by email, clicking to install -
So easy; and it works
Sent from mouse's iPhone
peter meyer
0408902349
On Jun 18, 2009, at 21:23, Shay Telfer
Does a tethered mac/iphone get charged as a phone call or for the data?
ta
Blitto
On 19/06/2009, at 1:22 AM, Peter Meyer wrote:
The other solution referred to on that page:
http://tetherme.lstoll.net/
Is very simple, selecting the file appropriate for Telstra,
dowloading by email, clicking
Hi Rod,
Telstra will charge at data rate. For my plan that works out at $1 per
Mb. Not really encouraging me to use it.
I think I'll stay on WiFi at work and home and go to McDonalds when on
the road!!!
Regards,
Eugene
On 19/06/2009, at 6:44 AM
I tried this one, hoping it might make Bluetooth work. However, it
brings up the message, 'to enable tethering, contact Telstra'. I've
tried switching off and switching on again, plus restoring the
original config file I used.
On 19/06/2009, at 1:22 AM, Peter Meyer wrote:
The other
Hi Susan,
On 19/06/2009, at 5:01 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote:
Hi, I have been able to get tethering working for Telstra NextG with
the aid of a little config file downloaded from the discussion forum
on Whirlpool - so even if Telstra is slow off the mark, it isn't
because it can't be done
Hi Sue
I don't know if you are saying that the message to contact Telstra was
seen only when you attempted to connect with Bluetooth; I didn't
bother to try Bluetooth, only USB. I only played with it briefly. The
one cautionary message I received was that mentioned
:
Hi Sue
I don't know if you are saying that the message to contact Telstra
was seen only when you attempted to connect with Bluetooth; I didn't
bother to try Bluetooth, only USB. I only played with it briefly.
The one cautionary message I received was that mentioned on the
andrew.harrison.org
What Telstra doesn't want you to know
http://apcmag.com/what_telstra_doesnt_want_you_to_know.htm
Compare with other networks as well, handy article if you're looking,
best,
Ken
-- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List --
Archives - http
Hi All,
A salesperson representing Telstra fronted today saying that Telstra
was installing Cable in our area and had an invitiation only offer
that included 17Mbpa broadband. I was sceptical, but after getting a
copy of the paperwork it seems the offer might be real - I found the
offer
I have telstra bigpond cable, have had for nigh on eight years, we have the
telstra standard motorola surfboard wireless cable modem and connect two
wondows laptops, two imacs and a ibook wirelessly, the setup disk you get from
telstra doesn't work with macs, but their support while
Very interested in feedback on speed and/or connection problems (OS X
10.5) for those who may have used Telstra Next G Wireless Broadband in
the Perth Metro or Country areas using the USB modem.
Regards
Andrew Bignell
Email: abign...@iinet.net.au
Mobile: 0414 349 002
-- The WA
the service I required.
Cheers,
Vlad James
On 15, May 2009, at 5:01, WAMUG Mailing List included:
Subject: Telstra NextG Pre-Paid Wireless Broadband
Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 15:20:19 +0800
X-Mailer: Apple Mail (2.935.3)
Very interested in feedback on speed and/or connection problems (OS X
10.5
Robert, you have!
Stuart Breden
PO Box 132
Kalamunda WA 6926
Hm Ph: (08) 9257 1577
Wk Ph: (08) 9291 4599
Mbl: 0417 053 266
On 07/05/2009, at 11:51 AM, Robert Miller-Eves wrote:
After all the Hoo Ha about the evils of Telstra (I've been with
Bigpond for several years now and apart from
In the considering moving to iinet. we wouold like to know what the
connections on VOIP are. There used to be drop outs has this been
overcome. Is it reliable
tom samson
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Guidelines -
After all the Hoo Ha about the evils of Telstra (I've been with
Bigpond for several years now and apart from the fact that they are
expensive, have never had a problem) I've just signed up with
Highway1 who are offering very competitive rates and are Mac
sensitive.Just hope I've made
Reliable - yes. No problems or dropouts since installed January 2008.
Quality - pretty close to a normal landline. Some cordless phones are
better than others - apparently Uniden and Panasonic use frequencies
that are similar to the WiFi modem and can cause interference.
Some people say I
On 07/05/2009, at 11:55 AM, Eugene wrote:
Reliable - yes. No problems or dropouts since installed January 2008.
Quality - pretty close to a normal landline. Some cordless phones
are better than others -
apparently Uniden and Panasonic use frequencies that are similar to
the WiFi modem
I was with Highway1 and would rate them as almost as good as a
Westnet,forget why I moved but it was Not because of poor service.
Mac
On 07/05/2009, at 11:51 AM, Robert Miller-Eves wrote:
After all the Hoo Ha about the evils of Telstra (I've been with
Bigpond for several years now
True to their word I was able to easily cancel the contract and stay
with Westnet :-)
Mac
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i'm using skype voip (62625707) on iinet...no dropouts so far
cheers James
On 07/05/2009, at 11:44, tom samson wrote:
In the considering moving to iinet. we wouold like to know what the
connections on VOIP are. There used to be drop outs has this been
overcome. Is it reliable
tom samson
I've been with Amnet for a few years now and have had nothing but
great service. They're a local company with very competitive rates.
Last time I called their support line I got through to a techo with NO
waiting - try that with the big boys
If anyone is considering signing up or
expensive than we required.
Since changing to a Mac , I have found that they have people who
specialise in Macs.
regards, Jennifer
On 07/05/2009, at 11:51 AM, Robert Miller-Eves wrote:
After all the Hoo Ha about the evils of Telstra (I've been with
Bigpond for several years now and apart from
I do not wait with Westnet :-)
Mac
On 07/05/2009, at 1:11 PM, Warren Jones wrote:
I've been with Amnet for a few years now and have had nothing but
great service. They're a local company with very competitive rates.
Last time I called their support line I got through to a techo with
NO
I hope somebody from Telstra is reading this Wamug website. I
have been deluged with NO,NO ,NO do NOT do it. What an
indictment for a national Telco. I should have learnt from
my first involvement with Telstra. For those of you who are
interested, I have set
only had to restart the Belkin modem
once.
Regards,
Eugene
On 03/05/2009, at 5:26 PM, Dark1 wrote:
I've been trying to convince my friend to switch from telstra
cause their fee's are very high. I did a comparison of the
services i get from iinet
in
higher office??
I find it strange how one can lose so much capital in various degrees,
but yet still get a pay raise and bonuses as if to say job well done,
?
On 04May2009, at 2:12 pm, Malcolm McCallum wrote:
I hope somebody from Telstra is reading this Wamug website. I
have been
to good old Sol did not surprise me the least. He is retiring
very richly at our expense, really.
From what I can see, Telstra was killed by the government many years
ago, and no amount of kicking will get the beast up its feet. It is
only a corpse now. Unfortunately, and to my sadness, those
Chris
I don't know where in the South West you are, but I have a friend in
Kendenup near Mt Barker who uses Oceanbroadband by wireless.
John
Hi Reg
Do you know if Internode also cater for the south west (I have not
heard of them), as I am looking for an alternative to Telstra when we
ever
I've got Highway 1 at home and work. No problems!
http://www.highway1.com.au/
Stuart Breden
PO Box 132
Kalamunda WA 6926
Hm Ph: (08) 9257 1577
Wk Ph: (08) 9291 4599
Mbl: 0417 053 266
On 04/05/2009, at 2:12 PM, Malcolm McCallum wrote:
I hope somebody from Telstra is reading this Wamug
I've been trying to convince my friend to switch from telstra cause
their fee's are very high. I did a comparison of the services i get
from iinet with telstra. For the same speed and less available
download per month telstra charge twice as much money as what I'm
paying to iinet.
You
Tom
I'm with Internode and love it, but am not on an ADSL2+ plan, nor
Naked, here in Geraldton, still with ADSL.
Basically I get 1500/256 with 15GB download and all Internode
streaming music and ABC iView for ~$50 month. For that price Telstra
gives around 512 mB speed and less than 1GB
On 03/05/2009, at 5:26 PM, Dark1 wrote:
I've been trying to convince my friend to switch from telstra cause
their fee's are very high. I did a comparison of the services i get
from iinet with telstra. For the same speed and less available
download per month telstra charge twice as much
Hi Reg
Do you know if Internode also cater for the south west (I have not
heard of them), as I am looking for an alternative to Telstra when we
ever get to move into our new house.
I had heard that their Next G system is good for internet and mobile
coverage, as where we will be living
On 03/05/2009, at 6:36 PM, Chris Burton wrote:
Hi Reg
Do you know if Internode also cater for the south west (I have not
heard of them), as I am looking for an alternative to Telstra when
we ever get to move into our new house.
I had heard that their Next G system is good for internet
this
was great but it wasn't long before my monthly account near doubled. I
tolerated this for many months and resisted frequent attractive offers
from Telstra to switch to them, however, as time progressed I found I
was plagued with frequent drop outs and having to re-boot the modem
to regain
I was just looking at the traffic on the change to telstra. We have
been on telstra for years without a glitch but we do run over the
limit of 12 gig -with teenagers and updates. But we also have the
landline, and phone calls to pay for. Has anyone out there actually
costed the benefits
/2009, at 6:36 PM, Chris Burton wrote:
Hi Reg
Do you know if Internode also cater for the south west (I have not
heard of them), as I am looking for an alternative to Telstra when
we ever get to move into our new house.
I had heard that their Next G system is good for internet and mobile
Of Reg Whitely
Sent: Sunday, 3 May 2009 8:06 PM
To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject: Re: Telstra Or
Hi Chris
They are based in South Oz and are very highly regarded. Have a look
at https://secure.internode.on.net/webtools/internode-dsl-finder to
see if they can provide access, then perhaps
http
and start asking around
thanks for your advice
chris
On 03/05/2009, at 7:00 PM, Robert Howells wrote:
On 03/05/2009, at 6:36 PM, Chris Burton wrote:
Hi Reg
Do you know if Internode also cater for the south west (I have not
heard of them), as I am looking for an alternative to Telstra when
Hi Chris,
I also live just outside Dunsborough. My wife was seduced by a
telesales company working on behalf of Telstra last year and signed
up, having spent the previous 2 years very happy with Westnet. Within
a week we regretted the decision and then had a real fight on our
hands
Westnet will make up for any shortcomings when you really need help.
They're service provider of the year 5 or 6 years in a row I think?
I will never use Telstra again as long as my bum points to the ground!!
They are currently charging me for my rear neighbors account it has
been a series
,
Eugene
On 03/05/2009, at 5:26 PM, Dark1 wrote:
I've been trying to convince my friend to switch from telstra cause
their fee's are very high. I did a comparison of the services i get
from iinet with telstra. For the same speed and less available
download per month telstra charge twice
/05/2009, at 5:26 PM, Dark1 wrote:
I've been trying to convince my friend to switch from telstra cause their
fee's are very high. I did a comparison of the services i get from iinet
with telstra. For the same speed and less available download per month
telstra charge twice as much money
On 03/05/2009, at 5:26 PM, Dark1 wrote:
I've been trying to convince my friend to switch from telstra cause
their fee's are very high. I did a comparison of the services i
get from iinet with telstra. For the same speed and less available
download per month telstra charge twice as much money
modem
once.
Regards,
Eugene
On 03/05/2009, at 5:26 PM, Dark1 wrote:
I've been trying to convince my friend to switch from telstra
cause their fee's are very high. I did a comparison of the
services i get from iinet with telstra. For the same speed
I have just had a very plausible-- and pleasant Indian salesperson at
my door and he talked me into changing from Westnet who have given me
exceptional service for some years. They (Telstra) have promised me
speeds of !7 megs approx and $70 dollars less on my combined telephone/
Foxtel
Promised you an approximate speed.. :)
- Original Message -
From: Malcolm McCallum doc...@westnet.com.au
To: WAMUG Mailing List wamug@wamug.org.au
Sent: Saturday, 2 May, 2009 9:39:38 PM GMT +08:00 Beijing / Chongqing / Hong
Kong / Urumqi
Subject: Telstra.
I have just had a very
Subject: Telstra.
I have just had a very plausible-- and pleasant Indian salesperson at
my door and he talked me into changing from Westnet who have given me
exceptional service for some years.
So did you ask westnet to quote on the same package ?
They (Telstra) have promised me
: Saturday, 2 May, 2009 9:39:38 PM GMT +08:00 Beijing /
Chongqing / Hong Kong / Urumqi
Subject: Telstra.
I have just had a very plausible-- and pleasant Indian salesperson
at
my door and he talked me into changing from Westnet who have given me
exceptional service for some years.
So did you
As an Apple Macintosh user, there is nothing to recommend the bigpond internet
product from Telstra, relative to iinet
thus westnet, unless Telstra is the only service provider in your area. As a
mac user, essentially all your internet traffic (both
uploads downloads) are counted towards
On 02/05/2009, at 11:27 PM, ponti...@iinet.net.au wrote:
As an Apple Macintosh user, there is nothing to recommend the
bigpond internet product from Telstra, relative to iinet
thus westnet, unless Telstra is the only service provider in your
area. As a mac user, essentially all your
On 02/05/2009, at 11:27 PM, ponti...@iinet.net.au wrote:
As an Apple Macintosh user, there is nothing to recommend the
bigpond internet product from Telstra, relative to iinet
thus westnet, unless Telstra is the only service provider in your
area.
I agree completely Richard. I would
-- and pleasant Indian salesperson
at my door and he talked me into changing from Westnet who have
given me exceptional service for some years. They (Telstra) have
promised me speeds of !7 megs approx and $70 dollars less on my
combined telephone/Foxtel/internet cost as well as reliable well
I very strongly recommend you do not switch from Westnet to Bigpond. My sister
did and now has to sit out the 24 months.
kind regards
Maureen
Our minds are like parachutes: They work best when open!
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of the six package types are available - so I have kept
the Telstra line on their $20.95 Homeline budget minimum package.
One thing to beware of if you go VOIP only is that if your internet
connection goes down you lose the phone - I find that the broadband internet
now is VERY reliable, BUT it still
Stay as far away from Telstra as you possibly can...
Go with any of these guys...
Westnet/iiNet
Internode
Amnet
But stay far far far away from Bigpond.
On 02/05/2009, at 9:39 PM, Malcolm McCallum wrote:
I have just had a very plausible-- and pleasant Indian salesperson
at my door
Second the motion -- away from Telstra.
- Original Message -
From: Matthew Healey mat...@mac.com
To: WAMUG Mailing List wamug@wamug.org.au
Sent: Sunday, 3 May, 2009 11:54:51 AM GMT +08:00 Beijing / Chongqing / Hong
Kong / Urumqi
Subject: Re: Telstra.
Stay as far away from Telstra
After using more than my allocation per month, again, I upgraded my
ADSL Plan and was told that it would all be fine after midnight, two
Tech calls and off to India for 45 minutes, twice, no joy, a return
service call, all fixed, how you ask? use Explorer or firefox, not
Safari, to enter
Aurora, have you downloaded the latest version of the Sierrra Watcher
for this device.
Hi,
I found this yesterday and it it working a treat. I have a happy CEO now :)
Thanks everyone for all the suggestions.
The Sierra site was definitely more helpful than the Telstra site as they
refer
Aurora, have you downloaded the latest version of the Sierrra Watcher
for this device.
I have used it on my MacBook Air without any problems whatsoever.
Also, it would help if you said what you were doing when the problems
occurred. e.g. do they occur when you start the software, or just
Hi,
I am trying to get this to work with a MacBook Air (super new one) and it is
running 10.5.5. It keeps disconnecting and I get Kernel panics (always
welcome on a machine that the CEO gets on Monday).
Is there some sort of trick to getting this to work?
I am being a ittle lazy but it has been
Hehe
In my experience, Telstra shops don't know much about anything :)
Regarding overseas travel, when we went to Europe recently my other half got
a prepaid SIM card which was, I think, UK based - it worked through Italy,
Slovenia, Croatia, Hungary, Slovakia, Austria, Czech Republic
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