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Win the Ultimate Justin Timberlake Experience Go into the draw to win 2 Gold Reserve Tickets to the Justin Timberlake concert in Sydney on 13th November + 5 Star accommodation for 1 night at a Sydney Hotel + 2 Airline tickets from your destination and transfers to and from the airport and the concert. To enter click: http://www.theprotraveller.com/justin-timberlake.php > Win the Ultimate Justin Timberlake Experience > > Go into the draw to win 2 Gold Reserve Tickets to the Justin > Timberlake concert in Sydney on 13th November + 5 Star accommodation > for 1 night at a Sydney Hotel + 2 Airline tickets from your > destination and transfers to and from the airport and the concert. It's a pretty sad day when even spam is more readable than Alan Parkington's bullshit.  SignatureKwyj. > It's a pretty sad day when even spam is more readable than Alan > Parkington's bullshit. I have never posted any bullshit. Just news about one of this countries greatest companies, Telstra. > I have never posted any bullshit. I suppose technically you are correct, you have just posted propaganda. > Just news about one of this countries greatest companies, Telstra. It may well have been back in the Telecom days, but now, especially in the hands of Sol it has lost all credibility and is being raped by the Mexican for every cent he can get out of them. Wake up to yourself Parkington and help get rid of the Mexican instead of blindly believing Tel$tra is still Telecom. SignatureThe views I present are that of my own and NOT of any organisation I may belong to. 73 de Simon, VK3XEM. <http://web.acma.gov.au/pls/radcom/client_search.client_lookup?pCLIENT_NO=157452> > Kwyjibo <kwyjibo@ozdebate.remove.com> wrote >> It's a pretty sad day when even spam is more readable than Alan Parkington's bullshit. > I have never posted any bullshit. Clearly a pathological liar. > Just news about one of this countries greatest companies, Telstra. In spades. >> It's a pretty sad day when even spam is more readable than Alan >> Parkington's bullshit. > > I have never posted any bullshit. Just news about one of this countries > greatest companies, Telstra. You won't even answer the question: "What is your position at Telstra Mr. Parkington?. " that you were asked in another thread. > You won't even answer the question: "What is your position at Telstra Mr. > Parkington?. " that you were asked in another thread. By refusing to answer he is loosing what little credibility he might of had to start off with. But then again copy and paste doesn't really establish any credibility anyway! SignatureThe views I present are that of my own and NOT of any organisation I may belong to. 73 de Simon, VK3XEM. <http://web.acma.gov.au/pls/radcom/client_search.client_lookup?pCLIENT_NO=157452> > You won't even answer the question: "What is your position at Telstra Mr. > Parkington?. " that you were asked in another thread. I have said previously - I have several friends who work there, and have previously done some contract work there myself. You can consider me a supporter of Australia - and Telstra is the most Australian of any of the major telcos, ergo is worth supporting. I am of the mindset that I don't mind paying a few cents extra for local product, as I don't want to see this country simply become a branch office where everything is controlled OS. I like to think that I am helping to keep this country afloat and buy jobs for our kids - that's why I don't shaft it simply because I may not like the current boss. That's called being a "fair-weather friend" Here's some reading for you misers: http://www.ausbuy.com.au/ Alan Poxington <alanpoxington@team.telstra.com> wrote >> You won't even answer the question: "What is your position at >> Telstra Mr. Parkington?. " that you were asked in another thread. > I have said previously - I have several friends who work there, and have previously done some contract work there > myself. You can consider me a supporter of Australia Nope, just a terminal fuckwit. > - and Telstra is the most Australian of any of the major telcos, Must be one of those rocket scientist terminal fuckwits. > ergo is worth supporting. Mindless silly stuff. > I am of the mindset that I don't mind paying a few cents extra for local product, Pity that telstra flogs f.ck all local product, and you pay a lot more than a few cents extra to use them too, fuckwit. > as I don't want to see this country simply become a branch office where everything is controlled OS. What matters is who delivers the best value, fuckwit. And there are plenty of other operations that dont have fuckwit yanks at the helm too. > I like to think that I am helping to keep this country afloat Wota terminal fuckwit. It will float fine regardless of which telco you use, fuckwit. > and buy jobs for our kids There's no shortage of jobs for the kids with an unemployment rate of 4.x%, fuckwit. > that's why I don't shaft it simply because I may not like the current boss. Why do you lick the mexican's arse so enthusiastically tho ? > That's called being a "fair-weather friend" Nope, thats called being a terminal fuckwit, actually. > Here's some reading for you misers: Mindless steaming turd flushed where it belongs. Alan Parkington wrote... > I am of the mindset that I don't mind paying a few cents extra for local > product, as I don't want to see this country simply become a branch office I doubt that any of us does. However, Telstra's services costs a tad more than a "few cents" than that offered by its competitors. My main gripe is its NextG service. If I want halfway decent coverage for my mobile phone, then it's NextG or nothing. Oh, I can go with any of the others' GSM services but they're woeful in lots of places where I travel. So, I can choose whether to pay the extra that Telstra charges or go without. I'd love for something like 3 Mobile's $29 cap on NextG. That'd suit me down to the ground. >> I'd love for something like 3 Mobile's $29 cap on NextG. That'd suit me >> down to > the ground. There are lots of telstra caps available. They are listed here http://www.telstra.com.au/mobile/mobiles/prices/3gcap.htm Alan Parkington wrote... > There are lots of telstra caps available. They are listed here Perhaps I should have qualified my comments. Make that, "value for money caps", or "cheap caps". Starting at $50 a month isn't cheap and it doesn't suit my pattern of usage. SignatureWomen do come with instructions. Just ask them. Alan Parkington wrote... > There are lots of telstra caps available. They are listed here And I just spotted this: 5. Not available to customers recontracting, upgrading or changing between existing Next G or 3G services. Offer ends 30/6/08. So, that'd count most of Telstra's customers out including myself [1]. Thing is, why would customers of other carriers bother if their carriers offer better caps? [1]. So much for rewarding customer loyalty, hey? >> Win the Ultimate Justin Timberlake Experience >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > It's a pretty sad day when even spam is more readable than Alan > Parkington's bullshit. Or my bullshit, even ;-) >>> Win the Ultimate Justin Timberlake Experience >>> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Or my bullshit, even ;-) I wouldn't go *that* far. SignatureKwyj. >>>> Win the Ultimate Justin Timberlake Experience >>>> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > I wouldn't go *that* far. thanks, ill take that as a compliment |
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