1. Is Telstra likely to reverse its decision to close down CDMA?
No. The Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy
confirmed that Telstra could close the CDMA network on midnight, 28 April,
2008.

I had an unused CDMA prepaid service which got cut off with the closure on
Monday. Do you think if I wait, Telstra will throw a last minute offer to
retain the service (eg freebie ZTE handset)? Or should I try porting the
number to Optus with their offer for ex-Telstra CDMA ...

Just got back from a two day trip around NE Victoria. I got the chance to
check the NextG coverage to see if it's improved since my last outing,
this time last year.
Ironically, I found in a couple of towns, that Optus' GSM service had

Today I received a postcard from Virgin Mobile.  It reads as follows:
COME BACK AND FEEL THE LOVE...
Hi [Horace],
Can you feel the love?  We hope so, because we've just applied a bonus

I'm writing this on behalf of my 17 year old daughter.
Her mobile phone was stolen last month. Someone used it and ran up a
bill of over $400.00. When we received the bill we found that the thief
made premium SMS calls on the number 19942226 which were used to buy

Why go for OPTUS?DID ONCE BUT NOT ANY MORE:  My wife and I both
purchased a phone each on one of they're plans after they ASSURED us
that we would have perfect 3G coverage here in Douin Victoria. Not a
problem they said, so what happened... First we could'nt get reception

From
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,23631176-664,00.html
TELSTRA shares have emerged as the darling of the market, attracting the nod
of approval from brokers and telecommunications analysts.

From
 http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,23631647-24218,00.html
WHETHER you agree with him or not, Telstra's head of public policy and
communication, Phil Burgess, has some robust views that are worth debating.

What's happened to Vodafone's free TV streaming of the ABC and SBS? All I get
is a blue screen.
'Onya