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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / Australian Group / November 2004Calls to mobile - what do Telstra charge?
Howdy all. At least until iinet commence rollout of their full phone service, I'm trying to figure out who currently charges me less for calls to mobile via my fixed land line. I've got the option of iinet, who set out their charges of 33c per min plus 20c flagfall at http://www.iinet.net.au/phone/, or Telstra who list various 20 minute capped rates to Telstra mobiles, depending on your plan - but nothing of the cost to other carriers @ http://www.telstra.com.au/phones/homeservices/plans_comparisons.htm. So does anybody know what Telstra charge for landline calls to mobiles other than their own? I looked at it a while back it worked out pretty much similiar - the kicker for iinet being that I could get access for half price. You will need to check your bill and the Helstra website because they have plans and different charges. Cheers Paul >Howdy all. > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >So does anybody know what Telstra charge for landline calls to mobiles other >than their own? Unless otherwise stated all references to location refer to Western Australia 37c per min optus offers the best mobile rates off the landline , $1.75 for 20 mins capped to any mobile on any network 24/7 > Howdy all. > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > other > than their own? > Howdy all. > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > So does anybody know what Telstra charge for landline calls to mobiles other > than their own? Call and ask on 1300 362 162 > Call and ask on 1300 362 162 Fancy having to pay a phone company 25 cents to ask them what they sell Maybe the newsagent, butcher, Woolies etc could take on the same idea. Another 'great' idea (NOT) under the regime of Mr. Ziggy. > > Call and ask on 1300 362 162 > > Fancy having to pay a phone company 25 cents to ask them what they sell > Maybe the newsagent, butcher, Woolies etc could take on the same idea. > > Another 'great' idea (NOT) under the regime of Mr. Ziggy. Agreed. I preferred the free call to 1222, they got rid of that and then the freecall 1800 number. I used to use Optus 1456 1222 to get their calls, then one day I got a bill for $2.20! Stung! Never use them for LD calls anymore Michael, atleast I have been able to get a 1800 number to contact Telstra mobile. > Michael, > atleast I have been able to get a 1800 number to contact Telstra mobile. Which one? thru t.com option 4 on 1800266000? > Which one? > thru t.com option 4 on 1800266000? You provide a legitimate email address and I will tell you via email. Ivan said.... >> Call and ask on 1300 362 162 > > Fancy having to pay a phone company 25 cents to ask them what they sell > Maybe the newsagent, butcher, Woolies etc could take on the same idea. Nothing new. I've seen some shops who actually charge for their catalogs... >Howdy all. > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >So does anybody know what Telstra charge for landline calls to mobiles other >than their own? 132200 -Barry ======== Web page: http://members.iinet.net.au/~barry.og Atheist, radio scanner, LIPD information. > Howdy all. > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > other > than their own? It is listed on that link that you quoted. Click on the "Everyday STD" link. Frank |
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