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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / Australian Group / August 2005Telstra Online Text Buddy
Telstra Online Text Buddy is a quick and easy way to send text messages - from the comfort of your desktop computer. This is especially handy when you're at work, left your phone at home or have a flat battery. Or maybe you can just type faster on a full size keyboard? Whatever the need, Telstra Online Text Buddy is a simple and convenient way to send text messages from your desktop computer. http://www.telstra.com.au/mobile/products/messaging/textbuddy.htm Can't get it to work grr!!! oh well Another failed Telstra initiative > Telstra Online Text Buddy is a quick and easy way to send text messages - > from the comfort of your desktop computer. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > oh well > Another failed Telstra initiative > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> >> oh well Works ok for me. > Another failed Telstra initiative Welcome to last decade, Telstra. >> Another failed Telstra initiative > > Welcome to last decade, Telstra. surely you mean "Welcome to last century, Telstra"! it's so much more appropriate! > Another failed Telstra initiative works fine here, CYS . . . > > Telstra Online Text Buddy is a quick and easy way to send text messages - > > from the comfort of your desktop computer. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > > > oh well >> Another failed Telstra initiative > > works fine here, CYS . . . well that's a surprise! > >> Another failed Telstra initiative > > > > works fine here, CYS . . . > > well that's a surprise! works fine for everyone else, see post from "bigboy" below. once again, CYS . . . "user error" "training issue" i get this errror msg Communications Error: Telstra Online Text Buddy is unable to send request. The certificate authority is invalid or incorrect Please contact the Telstra Online Text Buddy Help Desk for further assistance i'm on telstra broadband does anyone know how to fix this problem Thanks > Telstra Online Text Buddy is a quick and easy way to send text messages - > from the comfort of your desktop computer. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > oh well "Stephen H" <sha61068@bigpond.net.au> wrote... > Communications Error: Telstra Online Text Buddy is unable to send request. > The certificate authority is invalid or incorrect Hmmm, it might be a firewall problem or something. I suppose you could: > Please contact the Telstra Online Text Buddy Help Desk for further > assistance ...I find it hard to believe Telstra makes you download an application to enable this relatively simple kind of service. Most other servers just provide a web interface. Mind you - I wouldn't use a service that calls itself a "buddy" anyway. -- Stephen Oakes >"Stephen H" <sha61068@bigpond.net.au> wrote... >> Communications Error: Telstra Online Text Buddy is unable to send request. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >Mind you - I wouldn't use a service that calls itself a "buddy" anyway. Which they just left ICQ alone, that was good SMS gateway. > "Stephen H" <sha61068@bigpond.net.au> wrote... >> Communications Error: Telstra Online Text Buddy is unable to send [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > -- > Stephen Oakes You can still use their web based service if you don't want to download this software. Frank "Frank" <frankxxx@nowhere.com> wrote... > You can still use their web based service if you don't want to download > this software. OK...so what benefit is the extra software? -- Stephen Oakes "Stephen Oakes" <soakes1@XXXbigpond.net.au> said > "Frank" <frankxxx@nowhere.com> wrote... >> You can still use their web based service if you don't want to download >> this software. > > OK...so what benefit is the extra software? Judging from the error message that was posted earlier - certificate based authentication.  SignatureKwyj. (Remove your finger from that dyke to reply by email) > "Frank" <frankxxx@nowhere.com> wrote... >> You can still use their web based service if you don't want to download >> this software. > > OK...so what benefit is the extra software? not bloody much, by the sounds of it! > Frank <frankxxx@nowhere.com> wrote >> You can still use their web based service if you don't want to download this >> software. > OK...so what benefit is the extra software? More convenient than the web based system. >>>You can still use their web based service if you don't want to download this >>>software. > >>OK...so what benefit is the extra software? > > More convenient than the web based system. Downloading 8.14Mb of software, then installing on a box you might not have privileges to do so, or isn't win32, just to send an SMS, is more convenient than a quick web-based interface? You sir, are a f.cking moron. Although we already knew that. >>>You can still use their web based service if you don't want to download this >>>software. > >>OK...so what benefit is the extra software? > > More convenient than the web based system. Hardly. > Rod Speed wrote >>> Frank <frankxxx@nowhere.com> wrote >>>> You can still use their web based service if you don't want to download >>>> this software. >>> OK...so what benefit is the extra software? >> More convenient than the web based system. > Hardly. Thanks for that completely superfluous proof that you've never ever had a f.cking clue. >>>>>You can still use their web based service if you don't want to download >>>>>this software. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Thanks for that completely superfluous proof > that you've never ever had a f.cking clue. No f.cking idea, as always. >>>>>You can still use their web based service if you don't want to download >>>>>this software. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Thanks for that completely superfluous proof > that you've never ever had a f.cking clue. No f.cking idea, as always. "Deonne Chuck" <d@chuck.net> wrote... >>>>>OK...so what benefit is the extra software? >>>>More convenient than the web based system. >>>Hardly. >> Thanks for that completely superfluous proof >> that you've never ever had a f.cking clue. > No f.cking idea, as always. Woah! Has RS met his match!? -- Stephen Oakes > "Deonne Chuck" <d@chuck.net> wrote... >>>>>>OK...so what benefit is the extra software? [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Woah! Has RS met his match!? zero chance of that, i'm afraid. nobody could have the stamina! unless, of course, "deonne chuck" is one of rod's pseudonyms that's got out of control. >>>>>> You can still use their web based service if you don't want to >>>>>> download this software. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > No f.cking idea, as always. Cant even manage its own lines. Or anything else at all, either. >>>>>>>You can still use their web based service if you don't want to >>>>>>>download this software. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Cant even manage its own lines. Or anything else at all, either. No f.cking idea, as always. It's "Can't" by the way, fuckwit. >>>>>>>> You can still use their web based service if you don't want to >>>>>>>> download this software. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> >> Cant even manage its own lines. Or anything else at all, either. > No f.cking idea, as always. Cant even manage its own lines. Or anything else at all, either. > It's "Can't" by the way, fuckwit. Thanks for that completely superfluous proof that you've never ever had a f.cking clue. >>>>>>>>>You can still use their web based service if you don't want to >>>>>>>>>download this software. [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Cant even manage its own lines. Or anything else at all, either. No f.cking idea, as always. >>It's "Can't" by the way, fuckwit. > > Thanks for that completely superfluous proof > that you've never ever had a f.cking clue. No f.cking idea, as always. >>>>You can still use their web based service if you don't want to download >>>>this software. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> More convenient than the web based system. > Hardly. I think it is more convenient. You can set it to auto-start & auto login. It minimises in the system tray and it's immediately available with one mouse click. I would say that most people that try both Text Buddy & Webnotes, will prefer to use Text Buddy. Frank Frank Wrote: > "Stephen Oakes" <soakes1@XXXbigpond.net.au> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Frank where is the web based service? I couldn't find it anywhere, the only thing I found is that program. SignatureNautilus > Mind you - I wouldn't use a service that calls itself a "buddy" anyway. i wouldn't use a service that calls itself "telstra"! "will kemp" <will@xxxx.swaggie.net> wrote... >> Mind you - I wouldn't use a service that calls itself a "buddy" anyway. > > i wouldn't use a service that calls itself "telstra"! Touché! -- Stephen Oakes > Stephen Oakes wrote >> Mind you - I wouldn't use a service that calls itself a "buddy" anyway. > i wouldn't use a service that calls itself "telstra"! Bet that will have Sol slashing his wrists as soon as he reads your post. >> Stephen Oakes wrote > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Bet that will have Sol slashing his wrists as soon as he reads your post. You mean leaping out of his top floor office window, eh Rod? > >> Stephen Oakes wrote > > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > You mean leaping out of his top floor office window, eh Rod? "Pouring out like lemmings" > Telstra Online Text Buddy is a quick and easy way to send text messages - > from the comfort of your desktop computer. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > oh well Works fine here, CYS . . . > Telstra Online Text Buddy is a quick and easy way to send text messages - > from the comfort of your desktop computer. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > oh well Didn't know that this existed. I downloaded the program. It was very easy to install. Works like a charm. This is exactly what I have been wanting. Thanks for the tip. Cheers Bigboy PS I am on Telstra cable using a Netgear wireless router and using Kerio Personal Firewall |
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