thegoons <thegoons@bigpond.com> wrote
> Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote
>> stars1@dcsi.net.au wrote:

>>> Why go for OPTUS?DID ONCE BUT NOT ANY MORE: My wife and I both
>>> purchased a phone each on one of they're plans after they ASSURED us
>>> that we would have perfect 3G coverage here in Douin Victoria. Not a
>>> problem they said, so what happened... First we could'nt get
>>> reception inside the house so we had stand outside rain or shine if
>>> anyone called us or if we had to ring out, calls a few kilometres
>>> distant were broken up with static and crackling etc. As for
>>> getting online to Optus Zoo, that was impossible and never worked
>>> here at all, standing outside or not,so after many complaints to
>>> the boffins taking our calls of complaint we were virtually told
>>> too bad... not they're fault, even after former guarantees of
>>> perfect coverage.So..these phones and they're carrier were useless
>>> to us and we ditched them..but wait for it..at a cost of $1400 to
>>> opt out of our contracts.

>> If they cant deliver the service you signed up for, you dont have to pay that.

> Thanks for proving your absolute stupidity through such non-value-add posts as that

Thanks for that completely superfluous proof that you have never ever
had a fucking clue about even the most basic consumer law, fuckwit.

>>> We immediately signed up with Telstra nextG and have had no problems
>>> whatsoever.Optus could not provide us with the service that we were
>>> paying for after they promised us 3G coverage,so from us to them
>>> they can go suck eggs, and we pass this info along to anyone we
>>> hear who is looking for a phone carrier.