Telstra warns on CDMA

From
http://www.australianit.news.com.au/...-24169,00.html

TELSTRA customers using the CDMA mobile network are being reminded that less
than 100 days remain before its closure.

The telco is urging its CDMA customers to make the switch to the Next G
network soon, as it does not want any of its customers stranded.

"The Next G network is now better and faster than CDMA, and we're
encouraging customers to make the move to the new network so they can
experience the benefits and features as soon as possible," Telstra Country
Wide Group managing director Geoff Booth said.

"By migrating now, customers can avoid any last-minute rush, be sure that
they keep their mobile number and, if they are using prepaid, transfer
remaining credit."

Telstra has also advised its Next G customers to contact it if they have
problems with the new network.

"The Next G network is performing well and I encourage customers that have
made the move to the new network and have any concerns to let us know, as
once we know about a problem we can generally fix it quickly," Mr Booth
said.

Optus CDMA customers are also being urged to change over their phones, which
rely on Telstra's CDMA network.

Alan Parkington <parkingtona@team.telstra.com> wrote

> From
> http://www.australianit.news.com.au/...-24169,00.html

> TELSTRA customers using the CDMA mobile network are being reminded that less than 100 days remain before its closure.

Just another bare faced telstra lie. Telstra gets no say what so ever on that anymore.

> The telco is urging its CDMA customers to make the switch to the Next
> G network soon, as it does not want any of its customers stranded.

Just another bare faced telstra lie.

> "The Next G network is now better and faster than CDMA,

You clowns dont get to decide that anymore.

> and we're encouraging customers to make the move to the new network so they can experience the benefits and features
> as soon as possible," Telstra Country Wide Group managing director Geoff Booth said.

And anyone with a clue wont buy that pathetic excuse for bullshit/lie.

> "By migrating now, customers can avoid any last-minute rush,

Bet there wont be any last minute rush.

> be sure that they keep their mobile number

They are guaranteed on that, fuckwit.

> and, if they are using prepaid, transfer remaining credit."

There are fuck all using cdma prepaid, fuckwit.

> Telstra has also advised its Next G customers to contact it if they have problems with the new network.

When they will be told any problems are their fault.

> "The Next G network is performing well and I encourage customers that have made the move to the new network and have
> any concerns to let us know, as once we know about a problem we can generally fix it quickly," Mr Booth said.

Easy to claim, hell of a lot harder to actually substantiate that claim.

> Optus CDMA customers are also being urged to change over their phones, which rely on Telstra's CDMA network.

And any of those with a clue wont buy your lies.

"Rod Speed" <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:5o5u0uFlcb87U1@mid.individual.net...
> Alan Parkington <parkingtona@team.telstra.com> wrote
>
>> From
>> http://www.australianit.news.com.au/...-24169,00.html
>
>> TELSTRA customers using the CDMA mobile network are being reminded that
>> less than 100 days remain before its closure.
>
> Just another bare faced telstra lie. Telstra gets no say what so ever on
> that anymore.
>
>> The telco is urging its CDMA customers to make the switch to the Next
>> G network soon, as it does not want any of its customers stranded.
>
> Just another bare faced telstra lie.
>
>> "The Next G network is now better and faster than CDMA,
>
> You clowns dont get to decide that anymore.
>
>> and we're encouraging customers to make the move to the new network so
>> they can experience the benefits and features as soon as possible,"
>> Telstra Country Wide Group managing director Geoff Booth said.
>
> And anyone with a clue wont buy that pathetic excuse for bullshit/lie.
>
>> "By migrating now, customers can avoid any last-minute rush,
>
> Bet there wont be any last minute rush.
>
>> be sure that they keep their mobile number
>
> They are guaranteed on that, fuckwit.
>
>> and, if they are using prepaid, transfer remaining credit."
>
> There are fuck all using cdma prepaid, fuckwit.
>
>> Telstra has also advised its Next G customers to contact it if they have
>> problems with the new network.
>
> When they will be told any problems are their fault.
>
>> "The Next G network is performing well and I encourage customers that
>> have made the move to the new network and have any concerns to let us
>> know, as once we know about a problem we can generally fix it quickly,"
>> Mr Booth said.
>
> Easy to claim, hell of a lot harder to actually substantiate that claim.
>
>> Optus CDMA customers are also being urged to change over their phones,
>> which rely on Telstra's CDMA network.
>
> And any of those with a clue wont buy your lies.
>

what will happen to CDMA accounts with resellers? eg Optus, Southern Cross

I assume that Telstra has discussed the matter with them?

Geoff <geoffwin@MAPS.gmail.SPAM.com> wrote
> Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote
>> Alan Parkington <parkingtona@team.telstra.com> wrote

>>> From
>>> http://www.australianit.news.com.au/...-24169,00.html

>>> TELSTRA customers using the CDMA mobile network are being reminded that less than 100 days remain before its
>>> closure.

>> Just another bare faced telstra lie. Telstra gets no say what so ever on that anymore.

>>> The telco is urging its CDMA customers to make the switch to the Next G network soon, as it does not want any of its
>>> customers stranded.

>> Just another bare faced telstra lie.

>>> "The Next G network is now better and faster than CDMA,

>> You clowns dont get to decide that anymore.

>>> and we're encouraging customers to make the move to the new network
>>> so they can experience the benefits and features as soon as possible," Telstra Country Wide Group managing director
>>> Geoff Booth said.

>> And anyone with a clue wont buy that pathetic excuse for bullshit/lie.

>>> "By migrating now, customers can avoid any last-minute rush,

>> Bet there wont be any last minute rush.

>>> be sure that they keep their mobile number

>> They are guaranteed on that, fuckwit.

>>> and, if they are using prepaid, transfer remaining credit."

>> There are fuck all using cdma prepaid, fuckwit.

>>> Telstra has also advised its Next G customers to contact it if they have problems with the new network.

>> When they will be told any problems are their fault.

>>> "The Next G network is performing well and I encourage customers
>>> that have made the move to the new network and have any concerns to
>>> let us know, as once we know about a problem we can generally fix
>>> it quickly," Mr Booth said.

>> Easy to claim, hell of a lot harder to actually substantiate that claim.

>>> Optus CDMA customers are also being urged to change over their
>>> phones, which rely on Telstra's CDMA network.

>> And any of those with a clue wont buy your lies.

> what will happen to CDMA accounts with resellers? eg Optus, Southern Cross

Once the cdma system is turned off, they wont work anymore.

> I assume that Telstra has discussed the matter with them?

Just told them that the cdma system will be turned off.

> > From
> >http://www.australianit.news.com.au/...-24169,00.html
> > TELSTRA customers using the CDMA mobile network are being reminded that less than 100 days remain before its closure.
>
> Just another bare faced telstra lie. Telstra gets no say what so ever on that anymore.

so far the closing date has not changed, in spite of the many
discussions telstra has had with the government and vice versa.
are you able to pull some strings to extend the date?

> > The telco is urging its CDMA customers to make the switch to the Next
> > G network soon, as it does not want any of its customers stranded.
>
> Just another bare faced telstra lie.

Ignoramus or liar - you choose which you are Rod.
If you don't migrate the service to gsm or nextg before the CDMA
closure, you will be stranded. the number can't be even be ported to
another carrier because it has to be active at the time. unless system
protocols are changed and there's no guarantee, numbers with gsm
prefixes might be reactivated under new connection processes - but
there's no guarantee it will happen either.
are you telling people to ignore the official advice and take a chance
with your esteemed knowledge?
if you wind up with egg on your face over this ignoramus, are you
willing to compensate the hapless customers who'd taken your advice?

>>
> > "By migrating now, customers can avoid any last-minute rush,
>
> Bet there wont be any last minute rush.

there is probably thousands of CDMA services still out there rod.
there may well be a last minute rush if people listen to your advice.
are you advising CDMA users not to worry?

> > be sure that they keep their mobile number
>
> They are guaranteed on that, fuckwit.
>
> > and, if they are using prepaid, transfer remaining credit."
>
> There are fuck all using cdma prepaid, fuckwit.

how do you know?

Spokes <spokesman123@hotmail.com> wrote
> Rod Speed wrote

>>> From
>>> http://www.australianit.news.com.au/...-24169,00.html
>>> TELSTRA customers using the CDMA mobile network are being
>>> reminded that less than 100 days remain before its closure.

>> Just another bare faced telstra lie. Telstra
>> gets no say what so ever on that anymore.

> so far the closing date has not changed,

Just another bare faced telstra lie. Telstra doesnt get to specify the date anymore.

> in spite of the many discussions telstra has had with the government and vice versa.

Just another bare faced telstra lie.

> are you able to pull some strings to extend the date?

The govt has changed the license condition so
telstra doesnt get to decide the date anymore.

>>> The telco is urging its CDMA customers to make the switch to the Next
>>> G network soon, as it does not want any of its customers stranded.

>> Just another bare faced telstra lie.

> Ignoramus or liar - you choose which you are Rod.

Never ever could bullshit and lie its way out of a wet paper bag.

> If you don't migrate the service to gsm or nextg
> before the CDMA closure, you will be stranded.

Nothing like that SOON lie, you silly little pathological liar.

And if telstra didnt actually WANT any customers stranded,
its obvious how they can avoid that happening, fool.

> the number can't be even be ported to another
> carrier because it has to be active at the time.

Just turning the cdma system off doesnt stop it being active, fuckwit.

> unless system protocols are changed and there's no guarantee,
> numbers with gsm prefixes might be reactivated under new
> connection processes - but there's no guarantee it will happen either.

Just another bare faced telstra lie.

> are you telling people to ignore the official advice
> and take a chance with your esteemed knowledge?

I obviously said that there is absolutely NO need to do anything until
Jan if you are actually stupid enough to buy this telstra lie, fuckwit.

> if you wind up with egg on your face over this ignoramus, are you
> willing to compensate the hapless customers who'd taken your advice?

Taint gunna happen if they wait till Jan and see how things are going, fuckwit.

>>> "By migrating now, customers can avoid any last-minute rush,

>> Bet there wont be any last minute rush.

> there is probably thousands of CDMA services still out there rod.

Even telstra should be able to handle those migrating in Jan, fuckwit.

And if the govt or the ACCC has enough of a clue to tell telstra
that they arent allowed to turn the cdma system off EVER,
then they wont need to do a thing except cheer, fuckwit.

> there may well be a last minute rush if people listen to your advice.

Even telstra should be able to handle those migrating in Jan, fuckwit.

> are you advising CDMA users not to worry?

I clearly said that it makes a lot more sense to wait till Jan
and see how the shit fight with the govt pans out, fuckwit.

>>> be sure that they keep their mobile number

>> They are guaranteed on that, fuckwit.

>>> and, if they are using prepaid, transfer remaining credit."

>> There are fuck all using cdma prepaid, fuckwit.

> how do you know?

I know hordes that use cdma and fuck all use cdma prepaid, fuckwit.

On Fri, 26 Oct 2007 04:26:48 +1000, Rod Speed wrote:

> Spokes <spokesman123@hotmail.com> wrote
>> Rod Speed wrote
>
>>>> From
>>>> http://www.australianit.news.com.au/...-24169,00.html
>>>> TELSTRA customers using the CDMA mobile network are being reminded
>>>> that less than 100 days remain before its closure.
>
>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie. Telstra gets no say what so ever
>>> on that anymore.
>
>> so far the closing date has not changed,
>
> Just another bare faced telstra lie. Telstra doesnt get to specify the
> date anymore.
>
>> in spite of the many discussions telstra has had with the government
>> and vice versa.
>
> Just another bare faced telstra lie.
>
>> are you able to pull some strings to extend the date?
>
> The govt has changed the license condition so telstra doesnt get to
> decide the date anymore.
>
>>>> The telco is urging its CDMA customers to make the switch to the Next
>>>> G network soon, as it does not want any of its customers stranded.
>
>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie.
>
>> Ignoramus or liar - you choose which you are Rod.
>
> Never ever could bullshit and lie its way out of a wet paper bag.
>
>> If you don't migrate the service to gsm or nextg before the CDMA
>> closure, you will be stranded.
>
> Nothing like that SOON lie, you silly little pathological liar.
>
> And if telstra didnt actually WANT any customers stranded, its obvious
> how they can avoid that happening, fool.
>
>> the number can't be even be ported to another carrier because it has to
>> be active at the time.
>
> Just turning the cdma system off doesnt stop it being active, fuckwit.
>
>> unless system protocols are changed and there's no guarantee, numbers
>> with gsm prefixes might be reactivated under new connection processes -
>> but there's no guarantee it will happen either.
>
> Just another bare faced telstra lie.
>
>> are you telling people to ignore the official advice and take a chance
>> with your esteemed knowledge?
>
> I obviously said that there is absolutely NO need to do anything until
> Jan if you are actually stupid enough to buy this telstra lie, fuckwit.
>
>> if you wind up with egg on your face over this ignoramus, are you
>> willing to compensate the hapless customers who'd taken your advice?
>
> Taint gunna happen if they wait till Jan and see how things are going,
> fuckwit.
>
>>>> "By migrating now, customers can avoid any last-minute rush,
>
>>> Bet there wont be any last minute rush.
>
>> there is probably thousands of CDMA services still out there rod.
>
> Even telstra should be able to handle those migrating in Jan, fuckwit.
>
> And if the govt or the ACCC has enough of a clue to tell telstra that
> they arent allowed to turn the cdma system off EVER, then they wont need
> to do a thing except cheer, fuckwit.
>
>> there may well be a last minute rush if people listen to your advice.
>
> Even telstra should be able to handle those migrating in Jan, fuckwit.
>
>> are you advising CDMA users not to worry?
>
> I clearly said that it makes a lot more sense to wait till Jan and see
> how the shit fight with the govt pans out, fuckwit.
>
>>>> be sure that they keep their mobile number
>
>>> They are guaranteed on that, fuckwit.
>
>>>> and, if they are using prepaid, transfer remaining credit."
>
>>> There are fuck all using cdma prepaid, fuckwit.
>
>> how do you know?
>
> I know hordes that use cdma and fuck all use cdma prepaid, fuckwit.

Well, there's several hundred in this remote Arnhem Land community. Judging
by the pile of tel$cum cards sitting in the post office at the moment. I did
a rough estimate the other day and there's at least 300 sitting there. And
this is just one community.

Personally, i know quite a few people with CDMA prepaid accounts here. The
post office here was selling prepaid CDMA phone packs until quite recently.
They're not any more, since they started stocking NextG ones about 3 months
ago. I'm sure there's plenty of places like that.

Will Kemp <Will@xxxx.Swaggie.net> wrote
> Rod Speed wrote
>> Spokes <spokesman123@hotmail.com> wrote
>>> Rod Speed wrote

>>>>> From
>>>>> http://www.australianit.news.com.au/...-24169,00.html
>>>>> TELSTRA customers using the CDMA mobile network are being
>>>>> reminded that less than 100 days remain before its closure.

>>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie. Telstra
>>>> gets no say what so ever on that anymore.

>>> so far the closing date has not changed,

>> Just another bare faced telstra lie. Telstra
>> doesnt get to specify the date anymore.

>>> in spite of the many discussions telstra has had with the government and vice versa.

>> Just another bare faced telstra lie.

>>> are you able to pull some strings to extend the date?

>> The govt has changed the license condition so
>> telstra doesnt get to decide the date anymore.

>>>>> The telco is urging its CDMA customers to make the switch to the
>>>>> Next G network soon, as it does not want any of its customers stranded.

>>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie.

>>> Ignoramus or liar - you choose which you are Rod.

>> Never ever could bullshit and lie its way out of a wet paper bag.

>>> If you don't migrate the service to gsm or nextg before the CDMA closure, you will be stranded.

>> Nothing like that SOON lie, you silly little pathological liar.

>> And if telstra didnt actually WANT any customers stranded,
>> its obvious how they can avoid that happening, fool.

>>> the number can't be even be ported to another
>>> carrier because it has to be active at the time.

>> Just turning the cdma system off doesnt stop it being active, fuckwit.

>>> unless system protocols are changed and there's no guarantee,
>>> numbers with gsm prefixes might be reactivated under new connection
>>> processes - but there's no guarantee it will happen either.

>> Just another bare faced telstra lie.

>>> are you telling people to ignore the official advice
>>> and take a chance with your esteemed knowledge?

>> I obviously said that there is absolutely NO need to do anything until
>> Jan if you are actually stupid enough to buy this telstra lie, fuckwit.

>>> if you wind up with egg on your face over this ignoramus, are you
>>> willing to compensate the hapless customers who'd taken your advice?

>> Taint gunna happen if they wait till Jan and see how things are going, fuckwit.

>>>>> "By migrating now, customers can avoid any last-minute rush,

>>>> Bet there wont be any last minute rush.

>>> there is probably thousands of CDMA services still out there rod.

>> Even telstra should be able to handle those migrating in Jan, fuckwit.

>> And if the govt or the ACCC has enough of a clue to tell
>> telstra that they arent allowed to turn the cdma system off
>> EVER, then they wont need to do a thing except cheer, fuckwit.

>>> there may well be a last minute rush if people listen to your advice.

>> Even telstra should be able to handle those migrating in Jan, fuckwit.

>>> are you advising CDMA users not to worry?

>> I clearly said that it makes a lot more sense to wait till Jan
>> and see how the shit fight with the govt pans out, fuckwit.

>>>>> be sure that they keep their mobile number

>>>> They are guaranteed on that, fuckwit.

>>>>> and, if they are using prepaid, transfer remaining credit."

>>>> There are fuck all using cdma prepaid, fuckwit.

>>> how do you know?

>> I know hordes that use cdma and fuck all use cdma prepaid, fuckwit.

> Well, there's several hundred in this remote Arnhem Land community.

Hardly surprising that even telstra aint actually stupid enough
to give you stupid boongs pay as you go accounts, stupid.

> Judging by the pile of tel$cum cards sitting in the post office at the moment.
> I did a rough estimate the other day and there's at least 300 sitting there.

Just another example of some fool not having a clue about what will sell.

> And this is just one community.

Thats not a 'community', thats a cess pit of child molestation, drugs and petrol sniffing.

> Personally, i know quite a few people with CDMA prepaid accounts here.

See above.

> The post office here was selling prepaid CDMA phone packs until quite
> recently. They're not any more, since they started stocking NextG ones
> about 3 months ago. I'm sure there's plenty of places like that.

Only in the cess pits of child molestation, drugs and petrol sniffing.

"Rod Speed" <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:5ocg4kFmfrnaU1@mid.individual.net...
> Will Kemp <Will@xxxx.Swaggie.net> wrote
>> Rod Speed wrote
>>> Spokes <spokesman123@hotmail.com> wrote
>>>> Rod Speed wrote
>
>>>>>> From
>>>>>> http://www.australianit.news.com.au/...-24169,00.html
>>>>>> TELSTRA customers using the CDMA mobile network are being
>>>>>> reminded that less than 100 days remain before its closure.
>
>>>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie. Telstra
>>>>> gets no say what so ever on that anymore.
>
>>>> so far the closing date has not changed,
>
>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie. Telstra
>>> doesnt get to specify the date anymore.
>
>>>> in spite of the many discussions telstra has had with the government
>>>> and vice versa.
>
>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie.
>
>>>> are you able to pull some strings to extend the date?
>
>>> The govt has changed the license condition so
>>> telstra doesnt get to decide the date anymore.
>
>>>>>> The telco is urging its CDMA customers to make the switch to the
>>>>>> Next G network soon, as it does not want any of its customers
>>>>>> stranded.
>
>>>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie.
>
>>>> Ignoramus or liar - you choose which you are Rod.
>
>>> Never ever could bullshit and lie its way out of a wet paper bag.
>
>>>> If you don't migrate the service to gsm or nextg before the CDMA
>>>> closure, you will be stranded.
>
>>> Nothing like that SOON lie, you silly little pathological liar.
>
>>> And if telstra didnt actually WANT any customers stranded,
>>> its obvious how they can avoid that happening, fool.
>
>>>> the number can't be even be ported to another
>>>> carrier because it has to be active at the time.
>
>>> Just turning the cdma system off doesnt stop it being active, fuckwit.
>
>>>> unless system protocols are changed and there's no guarantee,
>>>> numbers with gsm prefixes might be reactivated under new connection
>>>> processes - but there's no guarantee it will happen either.
>
>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie.
>
>>>> are you telling people to ignore the official advice
>>>> and take a chance with your esteemed knowledge?
>
>>> I obviously said that there is absolutely NO need to do anything until
>>> Jan if you are actually stupid enough to buy this telstra lie, fuckwit.
>
>>>> if you wind up with egg on your face over this ignoramus, are you
>>>> willing to compensate the hapless customers who'd taken your advice?
>
>>> Taint gunna happen if they wait till Jan and see how things are going,
>>> fuckwit.
>
>>>>>> "By migrating now, customers can avoid any last-minute rush,
>
>>>>> Bet there wont be any last minute rush.
>
>>>> there is probably thousands of CDMA services still out there rod.
>
>>> Even telstra should be able to handle those migrating in Jan, fuckwit.
>
>>> And if the govt or the ACCC has enough of a clue to tell
>>> telstra that they arent allowed to turn the cdma system off
>>> EVER, then they wont need to do a thing except cheer, fuckwit.
>
>>>> there may well be a last minute rush if people listen to your advice.
>
>>> Even telstra should be able to handle those migrating in Jan, fuckwit.
>
>>>> are you advising CDMA users not to worry?
>
>>> I clearly said that it makes a lot more sense to wait till Jan
>>> and see how the shit fight with the govt pans out, fuckwit.
>
>>>>>> be sure that they keep their mobile number
>
>>>>> They are guaranteed on that, fuckwit.
>
>>>>>> and, if they are using prepaid, transfer remaining credit."
>
>>>>> There are fuck all using cdma prepaid, fuckwit.
>
>>>> how do you know?
>
>>> I know hordes that use cdma and fuck all use cdma prepaid, fuckwit.
>
>> Well, there's several hundred in this remote Arnhem Land community.
>
> Hardly surprising that even telstra aint actually stupid enough
> to give you stupid boongs pay as you go accounts, stupid.
>
>> Judging by the pile of tel$cum cards sitting in the post office at the
>> moment.
>> I did a rough estimate the other day and there's at least 300 sitting
>> there.
>
> Just another example of some fool not having a clue about what will sell.
>
>> And this is just one community.
>
> Thats not a 'community', thats a cess pit of child molestation, drugs and
> petrol sniffing.
>
>> Personally, i know quite a few people with CDMA prepaid accounts here.
>
> See above.
>
>> The post office here was selling prepaid CDMA phone packs until quite
>> recently. They're not any more, since they started stocking NextG ones
>> about 3 months ago. I'm sure there's plenty of places like that.
>
> Only in the cess pits of child molestation, drugs and petrol sniffing.
>
>

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thegoons <thegoons@bigpond.com> wrote
> Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote
>> Will Kemp <Will@xxxx.Swaggie.net> wrote
>>> Rod Speed wrote
>>>> Spokes <spokesman123@hotmail.com> wrote
>>>>> Rod Speed wrote

>>>>>>> From
>>>>>>> http://www.australianit.news.com.au/...-24169,00.html
>>>>>>> TELSTRA customers using the CDMA mobile network are being
>>>>>>> reminded that less than 100 days remain before its closure.

>>>>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie. Telstra
>>>>>> gets no say what so ever on that anymore.

>>>>> so far the closing date has not changed,

>>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie. Telstra
>>>> doesnt get to specify the date anymore.

>>>>> in spite of the many discussions telstra has had with the government and vice versa.

>>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie.

>>>>> are you able to pull some strings to extend the date?

>>>> The govt has changed the license condition so
>>>> telstra doesnt get to decide the date anymore.

>>>>>>> The telco is urging its CDMA customers to make the switch to the
>>>>>>> Next G network soon, as it does not want any of its customers stranded.

>>>>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie.

>>>>> Ignoramus or liar - you choose which you are Rod.

>>>> Never ever could bullshit and lie its way out of a wet paper bag.

>>>>> If you don't migrate the service to gsm or nextg before the CDMA
>>>>> closure, you will be stranded.

>>>> Nothing like that SOON lie, you silly little pathological liar.

>>>> And if telstra didnt actually WANT any customers stranded,
>>>> its obvious how they can avoid that happening, fool.

>>>>> the number can't be even be ported to another
>>>>> carrier because it has to be active at the time.

>>>> Just turning the cdma system off doesnt stop it being active, fuckwit.

>>>>> unless system protocols are changed and there's no guarantee,
>>>>> numbers with gsm prefixes might be reactivated under new
>>>>> connection processes - but there's no guarantee it will happen either.

>>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie.

>>>>> are you telling people to ignore the official advice
>>>>> and take a chance with your esteemed knowledge?

>>>> I obviously said that there is absolutely NO need to do anything until Jan if you are actually stupid enough to buy
>>>> this telstra lie, fuckwit.

>>>>> if you wind up with egg on your face over this ignoramus, are you
>>>>> willing to compensate the hapless customers who'd taken your advice?

>>>> Taint gunna happen if they wait till Jan and see how things are going, fuckwit.

>>>>>>> "By migrating now, customers can avoid any last-minute rush,

>>>>>> Bet there wont be any last minute rush.

>>>>> there is probably thousands of CDMA services still out there rod.

>>>> Even telstra should be able to handle those migrating in Jan, fuckwit.

>>>> And if the govt or the ACCC has enough of a clue to tell
>>>> telstra that they arent allowed to turn the cdma system off
>>>> EVER, then they wont need to do a thing except cheer, fuckwit.

>>>>> there may well be a last minute rush if people listen to your advice.

>>>> Even telstra should be able to handle those migrating in Jan, fuckwit.

>>>>> are you advising CDMA users not to worry?

>>>> I clearly said that it makes a lot more sense to wait till Jan
>>>> and see how the shit fight with the govt pans out, fuckwit.

>>>>>>> be sure that they keep their mobile number

>>>>>> They are guaranteed on that, fuckwit.

>>>>>>> and, if they are using prepaid, transfer remaining credit."

>>>>>> There are fuck all using cdma prepaid, fuckwit.

>>>>> how do you know?

>>>> I know hordes that use cdma and fuck all use cdma prepaid, fuckwit.

>>> Well, there's several hundred in this remote Arnhem Land community.

>> Hardly surprising that even telstra aint actually stupid enough
>> to give you stupid boongs pay as you go accounts, stupid.

>>> Judging by the pile of tel$cum cards sitting in the post office at the moment.
>>> I did a rough estimate the other day and there's at least 300 sitting there.

>> Just another example of some fool not having a clue about what will sell.

>>> And this is just one community.

>> Thats not a 'community', thats a cess pit of child molestation, drugs and petrol sniffing.

>>> Personally, i know quite a few people with CDMA prepaid accounts here.

>> See above.

>>> The post office here was selling prepaid CDMA phone packs until quite recently. They're not any more, since they
>>> started stocking NextG ones about 3 months ago. I'm sure there's plenty of places like that.

>> Only in the cess pits of child molestation, drugs and petrol sniffing.

> Reported to Aboriginal Affairs

They already know and the minister in charge is in the process of putting one
hell of a bomb under the fools that are trying to stop anything being done about it.

And with any luck the voters wont actually be stupid enough to elect the dud when it comes
to the crunch and then those fools wont get to do nothing, like they have always done.

"Rod Speed" <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:5oepjbFmmtavU1@mid.individual.net...
> thegoons <thegoons@bigpond.com> wrote
>> Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote
>>> Will Kemp <Will@xxxx.Swaggie.net> wrote
>>>> Rod Speed wrote
>>>>> Spokes <spokesman123@hotmail.com> wrote
>>>>>> Rod Speed wrote
>
>>>>>>>> From
>>>>>>>> http://www.australianit.news.com.au/...-24169,00.html
>>>>>>>> TELSTRA customers using the CDMA mobile network are being
>>>>>>>> reminded that less than 100 days remain before its closure.
>
>>>>>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie. Telstra
>>>>>>> gets no say what so ever on that anymore.
>
>>>>>> so far the closing date has not changed,
>
>>>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie. Telstra
>>>>> doesnt get to specify the date anymore.
>
>>>>>> in spite of the many discussions telstra has had with the government
>>>>>> and vice versa.
>
>>>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie.
>
>>>>>> are you able to pull some strings to extend the date?
>
>>>>> The govt has changed the license condition so
>>>>> telstra doesnt get to decide the date anymore.
>
>>>>>>>> The telco is urging its CDMA customers to make the switch to the
>>>>>>>> Next G network soon, as it does not want any of its customers
>>>>>>>> stranded.
>
>>>>>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie.
>
>>>>>> Ignoramus or liar - you choose which you are Rod.
>
>>>>> Never ever could bullshit and lie its way out of a wet paper bag.
>
>>>>>> If you don't migrate the service to gsm or nextg before the CDMA
>>>>>> closure, you will be stranded.
>
>>>>> Nothing like that SOON lie, you silly little pathological liar.
>
>>>>> And if telstra didnt actually WANT any customers stranded,
>>>>> its obvious how they can avoid that happening, fool.
>
>>>>>> the number can't be even be ported to another
>>>>>> carrier because it has to be active at the time.
>
>>>>> Just turning the cdma system off doesnt stop it being active, fuckwit.
>
>>>>>> unless system protocols are changed and there's no guarantee,
>>>>>> numbers with gsm prefixes might be reactivated under new
>>>>>> connection processes - but there's no guarantee it will happen
>>>>>> either.
>
>>>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie.
>
>>>>>> are you telling people to ignore the official advice
>>>>>> and take a chance with your esteemed knowledge?
>
>>>>> I obviously said that there is absolutely NO need to do anything until
>>>>> Jan if you are actually stupid enough to buy this telstra lie,
>>>>> fuckwit.
>
>>>>>> if you wind up with egg on your face over this ignoramus, are you
>>>>>> willing to compensate the hapless customers who'd taken your advice?
>
>>>>> Taint gunna happen if they wait till Jan and see how things are going,
>>>>> fuckwit.
>
>>>>>>>> "By migrating now, customers can avoid any last-minute rush,
>
>>>>>>> Bet there wont be any last minute rush.
>
>>>>>> there is probably thousands of CDMA services still out there rod.
>
>>>>> Even telstra should be able to handle those migrating in Jan, fuckwit.
>
>>>>> And if the govt or the ACCC has enough of a clue to tell
>>>>> telstra that they arent allowed to turn the cdma system off
>>>>> EVER, then they wont need to do a thing except cheer, fuckwit.
>
>>>>>> there may well be a last minute rush if people listen to your advice.
>
>>>>> Even telstra should be able to handle those migrating in Jan, fuckwit.
>
>>>>>> are you advising CDMA users not to worry?
>
>>>>> I clearly said that it makes a lot more sense to wait till Jan
>>>>> and see how the shit fight with the govt pans out, fuckwit.
>
>>>>>>>> be sure that they keep their mobile number
>
>>>>>>> They are guaranteed on that, fuckwit.
>
>>>>>>>> and, if they are using prepaid, transfer remaining credit."
>
>>>>>>> There are fuck all using cdma prepaid, fuckwit.
>
>>>>>> how do you know?
>
>>>>> I know hordes that use cdma and fuck all use cdma prepaid, fuckwit.
>
>>>> Well, there's several hundred in this remote Arnhem Land community.
>
>>> Hardly surprising that even telstra aint actually stupid enough
>>> to give you stupid boongs pay as you go accounts, stupid.
>
>>>> Judging by the pile of tel$cum cards sitting in the post office at the
>>>> moment.
>>>> I did a rough estimate the other day and there's at least 300 sitting
>>>> there.
>
>>> Just another example of some fool not having a clue about what will
>>> sell.
>
>>>> And this is just one community.
>
>>> Thats not a 'community', thats a cess pit of child molestation, drugs
>>> and petrol sniffing.
>
>>>> Personally, i know quite a few people with CDMA prepaid accounts here.
>
>>> See above.
>
>>>> The post office here was selling prepaid CDMA phone packs until quite
>>>> recently. They're not any more, since they started stocking NextG ones
>>>> about 3 months ago. I'm sure there's plenty of places like that.
>
>>> Only in the cess pits of child molestation, drugs and petrol sniffing.
>
>> Reported to Aboriginal Affairs
>
> They already know and the minister in charge is in the process of putting
> one
> hell of a bomb under the fools that are trying to stop anything being done
> about it.
>
> And with any luck the voters wont actually be stupid enough to elect the
> dud when it comes
> to the crunch and then those fools wont get to do nothing, like they have
> always done.
>
Nope, I meant your disgraceful reference to 'boongs' has been reported.



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thegoons <thegoons@bigpond.com> wrote:
> "Rod Speed" <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:5oepjbFmmtavU1@mid.individual.net...
>> thegoons <thegoons@bigpond.com> wrote
>>> Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote
>>>> Will Kemp <Will@xxxx.Swaggie.net> wrote
>>>>> Rod Speed wrote
>>>>>> Spokes <spokesman123@hotmail.com> wrote
>>>>>>> Rod Speed wrote
>>
>>>>>>>>> From
>>>>>>>>> http://www.australianit.news.com.au/...-24169,00.html
>>>>>>>>> TELSTRA customers using the CDMA mobile network are being
>>>>>>>>> reminded that less than 100 days remain before its closure.
>>
>>>>>>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie. Telstra
>>>>>>>> gets no say what so ever on that anymore.
>>
>>>>>>> so far the closing date has not changed,
>>
>>>>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie. Telstra
>>>>>> doesnt get to specify the date anymore.
>>
>>>>>>> in spite of the many discussions telstra has had with the
>>>>>>> government and vice versa.
>>
>>>>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie.
>>
>>>>>>> are you able to pull some strings to extend the date?
>>
>>>>>> The govt has changed the license condition so
>>>>>> telstra doesnt get to decide the date anymore.
>>
>>>>>>>>> The telco is urging its CDMA customers to make the switch to
>>>>>>>>> the Next G network soon, as it does not want any of its
>>>>>>>>> customers stranded.
>>
>>>>>>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie.
>>
>>>>>>> Ignoramus or liar - you choose which you are Rod.
>>
>>>>>> Never ever could bullshit and lie its way out of a wet paper bag.
>>
>>>>>>> If you don't migrate the service to gsm or nextg before the CDMA
>>>>>>> closure, you will be stranded.
>>
>>>>>> Nothing like that SOON lie, you silly little pathological liar.
>>
>>>>>> And if telstra didnt actually WANT any customers stranded,
>>>>>> its obvious how they can avoid that happening, fool.
>>
>>>>>>> the number can't be even be ported to another
>>>>>>> carrier because it has to be active at the time.
>>
>>>>>> Just turning the cdma system off doesnt stop it being active,
>>>>>> fuckwit.
>>
>>>>>>> unless system protocols are changed and there's no guarantee,
>>>>>>> numbers with gsm prefixes might be reactivated under new
>>>>>>> connection processes - but there's no guarantee it will happen
>>>>>>> either.
>>
>>>>>> Just another bare faced telstra lie.
>>
>>>>>>> are you telling people to ignore the official advice
>>>>>>> and take a chance with your esteemed knowledge?
>>
>>>>>> I obviously said that there is absolutely NO need to do anything
>>>>>> until Jan if you are actually stupid enough to buy this telstra
>>>>>> lie, fuckwit.
>>
>>>>>>> if you wind up with egg on your face over this ignoramus, are
>>>>>>> you willing to compensate the hapless customers who'd taken
>>>>>>> your advice?
>>
>>>>>> Taint gunna happen if they wait till Jan and see how things are
>>>>>> going, fuckwit.
>>
>>>>>>>>> "By migrating now, customers can avoid any last-minute rush,
>>
>>>>>>>> Bet there wont be any last minute rush.
>>
>>>>>>> there is probably thousands of CDMA services still out there
>>>>>>> rod.
>>
>>>>>> Even telstra should be able to handle those migrating in Jan,
>>>>>> fuckwit.
>>
>>>>>> And if the govt or the ACCC has enough of a clue to tell
>>>>>> telstra that they arent allowed to turn the cdma system off
>>>>>> EVER, then they wont need to do a thing except cheer, fuckwit.
>>
>>>>>>> there may well be a last minute rush if people listen to your
>>>>>>> advice.
>>
>>>>>> Even telstra should be able to handle those migrating in Jan,
>>>>>> fuckwit.
>>
>>>>>>> are you advising CDMA users not to worry?
>>
>>>>>> I clearly said that it makes a lot more sense to wait till Jan
>>>>>> and see how the shit fight with the govt pans out, fuckwit.
>>
>>>>>>>>> be sure that they keep their mobile number
>>
>>>>>>>> They are guaranteed on that, fuckwit.
>>
>>>>>>>>> and, if they are using prepaid, transfer remaining credit."
>>
>>>>>>>> There are fuck all using cdma prepaid, fuckwit.
>>
>>>>>>> how do you know?
>>
>>>>>> I know hordes that use cdma and fuck all use cdma prepaid,
>>>>>> fuckwit.
>>
>>>>> Well, there's several hundred in this remote Arnhem Land
>>>>> community.
>>
>>>> Hardly surprising that even telstra aint actually stupid enough
>>>> to give you stupid boongs pay as you go accounts, stupid.
>>
>>>>> Judging by the pile of tel$cum cards sitting in the post office
>>>>> at the moment.
>>>>> I did a rough estimate the other day and there's at least 300
>>>>> sitting there.
>>
>>>> Just another example of some fool not having a clue about what will
>>>> sell.
>>
>>>>> And this is just one community.
>>
>>>> Thats not a 'community', thats a cess pit of child molestation,
>>>> drugs and petrol sniffing.
>>
>>>>> Personally, i know quite a few people with CDMA prepaid accounts
>>>>> here.
>>
>>>> See above.
>>
>>>>> The post office here was selling prepaid CDMA phone packs until
>>>>> quite recently. They're not any more, since they started stocking
>>>>> NextG ones about 3 months ago. I'm sure there's plenty of places
>>>>> like that.
>>
>>>> Only in the cess pits of child molestation, drugs and petrol
>>>> sniffing.
>>
>>> Reported to Aboriginal Affairs
>>
>> They already know and the minister in charge is in the process of
>> putting one
>> hell of a bomb under the fools that are trying to stop anything
>> being done about it.
>>
>> And with any luck the voters wont actually be stupid enough to elect
>> the dud when it comes
>> to the crunch and then those fools wont get to do nothing, like they
>> have always done.

> Nope,

Yep.

> I meant your disgraceful reference to 'boongs' has been reported.

Pity the Boong Dept cant do a damned thing about it, you pathological liar.

thegoons wrote:
>> always done.
>>
> Nope, I meant your disgraceful reference to 'boongs' has been reported.

Who did you report it to? The political correctness department?
I find it disgraceful that you deem it necessary to harass others with
childish laughable threats in some pathetic attempt at containing your
own insecurities based on archaic political correctness training.

Go fuck off and get a life. Even the coons don't want to know you.

"davmel" <davmel_not_here@notvalid.com> wrote in message
news:4722dc32$0$43613$c30e37c6@lon-reader.news.telstra.net...
> thegoons wrote:
>>> always done.
>>>
>> Nope, I meant your disgraceful reference to 'boongs' has been reported.
>
> Who did you report it to? The political correctness department?
> I find it disgraceful that you deem it necessary to harass others with
> childish laughable threats in some pathetic attempt at containing your own
> insecurities based on archaic political correctness training.
>
> Go fuck off and get a life. Even the coons don't want to know you.

References to 'boongs' and 'coons' reported to remnants of ATSIC and to
indigenous elders



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thegoons <thegoons@bigpond.com> wrote:
> "davmel" <davmel_not_here@notvalid.com> wrote in message
> news:4722dc32$0$43613$c30e37c6@lon-reader.news.telstra.net...
>> thegoons wrote:
>>>> always done.
>>>>
>>> Nope, I meant your disgraceful reference to 'boongs' has been
>>> reported.
>>
>> Who did you report it to? The political correctness department?
>> I find it disgraceful that you deem it necessary to harass others
>> with childish laughable threats in some pathetic attempt at
>> containing your own insecurities based on archaic political
>> correctness training. Go fuck off and get a life. Even the coons don't want to know you.
>
> References to 'boongs' and 'coons' reported to remnants of ATSIC and
> to indigenous elders

Who have always been, and always will be, completely and utterly irrelevant.

Those fuckwits cant even manage to get something done about their
kids getting raped, essentially because they are the ones doing the raping.

>> "By migrating now, customers can avoid any last-minute rush,
>
> Bet there wont be any last minute rush.

Oh roddles there will be. lotsa fuckwits who are waiting for the 'best'
offer which is probably already here.

>> be sure that they keep their mobile number
>
> They are guaranteed on that, fuckwit.

Nope. If net closes on 28/1/8, the number is gone

>> and, if they are using prepaid, transfer remaining credit."
>
> There are fuck all using cdma prepaid, fuckwit.

what is 'fuck all' in your eyes?

>
> what will happen to CDMA accounts with resellers? eg Optus, Southern Cross
>
> I assume that Telstra has discussed the matter with them?

What is there to discuss?

T: "we are closing OUR network on 28/1/8"
SC/Optus: "errr, ok"

>
>

>> I know hordes that use cdma and fuck all use cdma prepaid, fuckwit.
>
> Well, there's several hundred in this remote Arnhem Land community.
> Judging
> by the pile of tel$cum cards sitting in the post office at the moment. I
> did
> a rough estimate the other day and there's at least 300 sitting there. And
> this is just one community.

Fark, 300? Thats just massive, mate

Michael <michael@yahoo.com> wrote:

>>> "By migrating now, customers can avoid any last-minute rush,

>> Bet there wont be any last minute rush.

> Oh roddles there will be.

Nope, they wont be allowed to close it on the 28 Jan, you watch.

> lotsa fuckwits who are waiting for the
> 'best' offer which is probably already here.

Not a chance, you watch.

>>> be sure that they keep their mobile number

>> They are guaranteed on that, fuckwit.

> Nope. If net closes on 28/1/8,

It wont.

> the number is gone

Not a fucking clue, as always.

>>> and, if they are using prepaid, transfer remaining credit."

>> There are fuck all using cdma prepaid, fuckwit.

> what is 'fuck all' in your eyes?

Fuck all is fuck all, you stupid dunny cleaning fuckwit child.