NEXT-G Handset Sensitivity

Telstra Country Wide reported some time back that they would be publishing
details of which NEXT-G handsets performed best in fringe areas, with some
kind of 'blue tick' endorsement.

Where is this information published? Yet again more bullshit promises and
claims from a dysfunctional organisation run by lunatic Americans obsessed
with Singaporean dictatorship bashing in the interests of 'national
security'.



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thegoons wrote:
> Where is this information published? Yet again more bullshit promises and
> claims from a dysfunctional organisation run by lunatic Americans obsessed
> with Singaporean dictatorship bashing in the interests of 'national
> security'.

I think you will find the only thing those Yanks running Tel$tra are
interested in is lining there own pockets and bank accounts as much as
possible before they run the company into the ground and shoot through
just before it goes bang and Tel$tra won't exist!


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Simon Templar <usenet@vk3xem.net> wrote:
> thegoons wrote:
>> Where is this information published? Yet again more bullshit
>> promises and claims from a dysfunctional organisation run by lunatic
>> Americans obsessed with Singaporean dictatorship bashing in the
>> interests of 'national security'.
>
> I think you will find the only thing those Yanks running Tel$tra are
> interested in is lining there own pockets and bank accounts as much as
> possible before they run the company into the ground and shoot through
> just before it goes bang and Tel$tra won't exist!

Just another of your pathetic little drug crazed fantasys.

Even those stupid yanks cant kill telstra, you watch.

"thegoons" <thegoons@bigpond.com> wrote in message
news:46b5db4b$0$22028$88260bb3@free.teranews.com.. .
> Telstra Country Wide reported some time back that they would be publishing
> details of which NEXT-G handsets performed best in fringe areas, with some
> kind of 'blue tick' endorsement.
>
http://www.telstra.com.au/mobile/net...e/maximise.htm