Shafting Telstra

The ACCC should fuck Telstra over by not allowing them to shut the CDMA
system down, on the basis that heaps of those with CDMA handsets were
never told that the CDMA system was going to be shut down by Telstra at
the time that they were conned into buying the CDMA handsets.

With a bit of luck that should see the fuckwit yanks burst a blood vessel or sumfin too.

Totally agreed.

It looks like my totally reliable workhorse, the Hyundai Gulliver, becomes
landfill.



"Rod Speed" <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> The ACCC should fuck Telstra over by not allowing them to shut the CDMA
> system down, on the basis that heaps of those with CDMA handsets were
> never told that the CDMA system was going to be shut down by Telstra at
> the time that they were conned into buying the CDMA handsets.
>
> With a bit of luck that should see the fuckwit yanks burst a blood vessel
> or sumfin too.
>

The Family <noone@nowhere.com> wrote

> Totally agreed.

Bugger, now I will have to change my position.

Have you no sense of common decency and decorum what so ever ?

> It looks like my totally reliable workhorse, the Hyundai Gulliver,

Thats overstating it with the SMS problem it has.

> becomes landfill.

We'll all become landfill, silly.


> Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote

>> The ACCC should fuck Telstra over by not allowing them to shut the CDMA system down, on the basis that heaps of those
>> with CDMA handsets were never told that the CDMA system was going to be shut down by Telstra at the time that they
>> were conned into buying the CDMA handsets.

>> With a bit of luck that should see the fuckwit yanks burst a blood vessel or sumfin too.

On Sun, 02 Sep 2007 18:56:44 +0930, The Family wrote:

> Totally agreed.
>
> It looks like my totally reliable workhorse, the Hyundai Gulliver,
> becomes landfill.

Don't tell Michael you're still using it. He thinks a reasonable maximum
amount of time to expect to be able to use a mobile for is about 3 months!

"Will Kemp" <Will@xxxx.Swaggie.net> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 02 Sep 2007 18:56:44 +0930, The Family wrote:
>
>> Totally agreed.
>>
>> It looks like my totally reliable workhorse, the Hyundai Gulliver,
>> becomes landfill.
>
> Don't tell Michael you're still using it. He thinks a reasonable maximum
> amount of time to expect to be able to use a mobile for is about 3 months!

My Hyundai Gulliver still works fine. I am a big fan of it.

nevertheless, Telstra can choose when to chose any of its networks. And if
im in contract, they will pay me out or replace it.

thats my only entitlements from them

Michael <michael@yahoo.com> wrote
> Will Kemp <Will@xxxx.Swaggie.net> wrote
>> The Family wrote

>>> Totally agreed.

>>> It looks like my totally reliable workhorse, the Hyundai Gulliver, becomes landfill.

>> Don't tell Michael you're still using it. He thinks a reasonable maximum amount of time to expect to be able to use a
>> mobile for is about 3 months!

> My Hyundai Gulliver still works fine. I am a big fan of it.

> nevertheless, Telstra can choose when to chose any of its networks.

Wrong, legally.

> And if im in contract, they will pay me out or replace it.

> thats my only entitlements from them

Thanks for that completely superfluous proof that you have
never ever had a fucking clue about the most basic consumer
law, and why you only ever get to clean the dunnys.