Comments please....
Now that Telstra will phase out their CDMA service, I bet you any money
that will mean that Orange will ALSO phase out their CDMA services.
Orange phones have their own mobile towers only in Sydney, Newcastle,

Has Telstra said the big plan includes migrating all mobile users onto
their 3G network, or just the CDMA users?
i.e. are they planning on closing their GSM network?
If so, won't many people on Telstra GSM migrate onto other GSM networks

If Orange [fair] where smart they would buy Telstras network/towers of
CDMA and have it all to itself
a.Get all of Telstras customers
b.No longer any need to roam.

I can live with that, 3 years is a bonus, and the hand piece will be
dead by then...
EAT sh.t PAUL DAY, ROD SPASTIC etc etc
Thank you for your enquiry via ask Orange.

http://www.smh.com.au/
"Telstra's 8.4 million mobile-phone users will need to buy a new handset
when the company switches to its proposed new-generation technology,
beginning next year.

My step father recently passed away in an auto accident, we can't find
the phone and Telstra is wanting to charge us $1000 for breach of
contract. The phone was under his name. Because we can't find the phone
and we don't know his "password" they are wanting to charge this fee.

A MMelbourne comedian named Brad Oakes suggested this idea when the
telemarketer calls:
"Before you start...mind if I put you on speakerphone? I'm just going
to take my pants off."

How often do you guys replace your mobile phones? Telstra claims that on
average, people "upgrade" every 18 months to 2 years, usually when
contracts end, it seems.