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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / Australian Group / May 2004Changing from CDMA to GSM
Those of you who follow my rambling mutterings will be aware of my failed Nokia CDMA phone and how I'm currently stuck with an older LG PoS. I was speaking to my sister a little while ago. She can get me a really cheap Nokia 6310i. I'm wondering what I'll be up for cost-wise if I got this phone and then requested my existing account to be changed over to GSM. The plan I'm currently on was zero dollars for the 6385 and $40 a month for the next 2 years. Oh, and it's been a day and a half now since the Telstra shop organised to reconnect my old LG CDMA back onto my account. Looks like I'll have to do some reaming tommorrow (day off) at the shop. > Those of you who follow my rambling mutterings will be aware of my > failed Nokia CDMA phone and how I'm currently stuck with an older LG PoS. BTW I did send the email to you last night at 7:47pm. Ive just resent it too. Is your email valid? It didnt bounce > Oh, and it's been a day and a half now since the Telstra shop organised > to reconnect my old LG CDMA back onto my account. Looks like I'll have > to do some reaming tommorrow (day off) at the shop. Refer my email. There is very little the T Shop can do but to call Customer Service/Activations. Why not call Customer Service yourself, 24x7? Michael said.... > BTW I did send the email to you last night at 7:47pm. Ive just resent it > too. Is your email valid? It didnt bounce I posted a note about that this morning, after reading your comments about "more offline". Yahoo has an anti-spam service. Your email may have been caught up in that. Found it. For some reason the filters sent it to the Trash. I'll call them direct and see what's happening. Thanks for the offer. If there's a problem I'll email you back. Martin Taylor <mjpt57@yahoo.com.au> said > Michael said.... > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Found it. For some reason the filters sent it to the Trash. Huh! Their filtering works then.  SignatureKwyj. (Remove your panties to reply by email) > Martin Taylor <mjpt57@yahoo.com.au> said > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Huh! Their filtering works then. lol > > BTW I did send the email to you last night at 7:47pm. Ive just resent it > > too. Is your email valid? It didnt bounce [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Found it. For some reason the filters sent it to the Trash. It thinks I'm gutter-trash ?! Humph! > I'll call them direct and see what's happening. > > Thanks for the offer. If there's a problem I'll email you back. Ok Michael said.... > There is very little the T Shop can do but to call Customer > Service/Activations. Why not call Customer Service yourself, 24x7? Yesterday, was able to get to the Telstra shop. He rang Telstra and within minutes the phone was connected. All he did was to give them the ESN number of the LG and to disconnect the Nokia. Also, before I went down I rang the shop to see if it could be done over the phone. The bird who answered said no, that they'd have to sight my licence for ID. When I got there, the fellow didn't even ask for it..... Anyway, I've now got the LG going, once more. Am still on the lookout for another 6385, but I'm f.cked if I'm gonna pay $700 for a used one, like some people have been on Ebay... > Michael said.... > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > the phone. The bird who answered said no, that they'd have to sight my > licence for ID. When I got there, the fellow didn't even ask for it..... Interesting. I dont see why, given that you have the service password So clearly the ESN change was never actioned Michael said.... >> the phone. The bird who answered said no, that they'd have to sight my >> licence for ID. When I got there, the fellow didn't even ask for >> it..... > Interesting. I dont see why, given that you have the service password > So clearly the ESN change was never actioned Yeah, I have to wonder why, too. It was done over the phone. The sales droid said wait an hour. The second fellow, when I went back in on Friday got it done while I waited. > Michael said.... > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Yeah, I have to wonder why, too. It was done over the phone. The sales > droid said wait an hour. The second fellow, when I went back in on Probably an untrained operator who jotted it down on his page and forgot. No excuse Inadequate training for Indians based in AU. Or perhaps, adequate training but inadequate brain cells. Memory overflow. You get that with savages. > > Michael said.... > > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Probably an untrained operator who jotted it down on his page and forgot. > No excuse |
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