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J Doe - 29 Feb 2004 08:27 GMT

Anyone know about T-Time some new Telstra crap they are advertising with
full pages adds on Page 8 of todays Herald Sun in melb

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Michael - 29 Feb 2004 09:25 GMT

Sounds like media spin

> Anyone know about T-Time some new Telstra crap they are advertising with
> full pages adds on Page 8 of todays Herald Sun in melb

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Giles - 02 Mar 2004 07:48 GMT

> Anyone know about T-Time some new Telstra crap they are advertising with
> full pages adds on Page 8 of todays Herald Sun in melb

'T-Time' isn't a new product - it's just a tagline for Telstra Mobile Link
advertising
http://www.telstra.com.au/mobile/mobiles/prepaid/link.htm

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Charlie Wong - 02 Mar 2004 12:12 GMT

>'T-Time' isn't a new product - it's just a tagline for Telstra Mobile Link
>advertising
>http://www.telstra.com.au/mobile/mobiles/prepaid/link.htm

It's not _just_ for that product.

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Michael - 06 Mar 2004 22:43 GMT

> > Anyone know about T-Time some new Telstra crap they are advertising with
> > full pages adds on Page 8 of todays Herald Sun in melb
>
> 'T-Time' isn't a new product - it's just a tagline for Telstra Mobile Link
> advertising
> http://www.telstra.com.au/mobile/mobiles/prepaid/link.htm

No, T-Time, is a banner for advertising a number of offers, including mobile
(Mobile Link), fixed line and Internet
'

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Giles - 07 Mar 2004 03:05 GMT

> No, T-Time, is a banner for advertising a number of offers, including mobile
> (Mobile Link), fixed line and Internet

Fair enough; a bit like the little animated numbers, then?

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Michael - 07 Mar 2004 10:40 GMT

> > No, T-Time, is a banner for advertising a number of offers, including mobile
> > (Mobile Link), fixed line and Internet
>
> Fair enough; a bit like the little animated numbers, then?

Sort of. The animated numbers never advertised any product though, they were
just .... cute little things I guess.

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The Family - 03 Mar 2004 06:01 GMT

An attempt to freshen up several Telstra products but don't get excited,
it's just an old tried and trusted marketing technique. - there's nothing
new here.

Telstra really does lack innovation, I find.

While travelling I saw 4 shops all rubbing shoulders with each other a few
days ago. Telstra, Voda, Optus and 3.

Lots of business being done in the Optus shop, about 20 customers and 5
sales staff. Yes, deals were being done.

About 10 tyre kickers in the 3 shop. I overheard each of the three sales
staff explaining to customers, in separate conversations, that coverage is
limited to busy parts of capital cities and there are no plans to increase
coverage. Customers looked sceptical.

Not much action in the Voda shop, about 4 browsing customers.

Not one person in the Telstra shop.

This, in the CBD shopping precinct of a major city.

Ziggy has a problem.

> Anyone know about T-Time some new Telstra crap they are advertising with
> full pages adds on Page 8 of todays Herald Sun in melb

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J Doe - 04 Mar 2004 02:15 GMT

> An attempt to freshen up several Telstra products but don't get excited,
> it's just an old tried and trusted marketing technique. - there's nothing
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>
> Ziggy has a problem.

This scanaerio is replicated in most shopping centres, however the T-shops
will appear busier because of the line of people doing Bill Payments etc..

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