Alan Parkington <patriot@iheartaustralia.com.au> wrote

> From
> http://cowra.yourguide.com.au/news/l...y/1222624.html

Getting fucking desperate now, poxington.

> Senator Stephen Conroy has expressed his satisfaction with the Telstra's amendments to its Next G service,

Bare faced lie.

> meaning the CDMA shut down is just weeks away

Bare faced lie.

> and people are being urged to switch to the Next G network.

And anyone with a clue tells those lying urgers to go and fuck themselves.

> Customers that stay with CDMA after the network shutdown will not be able to use their phones.

And it remains to be seen when the cdma network will be shut down.

> Telstra phone dealer of Martins in Cowra Greg Nichols

Wota stunningly impeccible source...

> said there was a rush of people before the first schedule shut down and he is expecting this to happen again.

Who cares what some monkey expects ?

> "In January we changed over a lot of phones.

Because they were stupid enough to buy telstra's lies.

> Telstra will send a SMS to all CDMA phones reminding them of the shutdown."

And only a fool will buy that lie.

> The reason the shutdown was delayed by three months was because
> Senator Stephen Conroy the Minister of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy stated the Next G coverage
> was not up to the standard of CDMA and therefore not able to be shutdown.

And it remains to be seen whether he says the same thing again.

> Three months on, Telstra has been working with the Minister and they believe they have it up to speed now.

What matters is whether Conroy will buy that lie.

> "A lot of the problem was people were just walking in and buying a phone,

Just like they did with cdma. Funny that.

> they were not buying like for like.

Wota fucking wanker.

> For example if people were using an external aerial then they need to swap their new phone and make sure they have an
> external aerial. The most important thing is people need to swap like for like," Mr Nichols said.

How odd that Conroy didnt buy that line.

> Telstra's customer service and technical manager, Mick Downing said it is extremely important that people have the
> right handsets.

How odd that it wasnt with cdma.

> "Telstra started marketing the Next G system before it was ready and with statements like 'Coverage anywhere you need
> it' and 'Better than CDMA' were proved to be false and people lost faith.

Yep, hordes noticed that telstra was lying.

Hordes have noticed that you clowns still are.

> "Now we are up to the CDMA standard

Another lie.

> and it is actually a stronger signal than CDMA."

How odd that hordes dont get as good a result as they did with cdma, liar.

> Mr Downing agreed people need phones for different reasons. "Within
> the metropolitan areas there is not a problem and people don't have to
> compromise or have high gain aerials, but in the bush people need a
> blue tick phone, which means it is best suited for the bush and
> people need a solid connection and a high gain aerial in their cars."

How odd that cdma worked fine for them.

> Phones that are the most beneficial in country areas are the blue tick
> phones; Samsung A412, the LG TU500, the ZTE 158 and the ZTE 165.

And plenty find that even with those, they dont get as good a result as they do with cdma.

> "People need to really ask lots of questions when buying a new phone
> and explain their intended use of the product," Mr Downing said.

How odd that they didnt with cdma.

> Telstra Countrywide Area Manager Chris Taylor is confident the new system is equal to that of CDMA

Who cares ? We've caught you clowns lying before, and aint gunna be that stupid again.

> and if people are still having problems it could be due to the handset.

And it might not be due to the handset too.

> "The problem in country areas was the handsets, the network was fine.

How odd that it wasnt with cdma.

> People need to get the right phone for their situation

How odd that they didnt with cdma.

> and now we have phones that are suitable for people living out of metropolitan areas," Mr Taylor said.

How odd that it wasnt with cdma.

> A recent survey by the NSW Farmers' Association found that 71 per cent of farmers surveyed found the CDMA network to
> be more reliable than the new Next G network.

Funny that.

> NSW Farmers' Association released the preliminary results of a state wide survey which included 1,200 people.

So much for Telstra's lies.