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Was there a time when it did?
Not Telstra - not even Telecom Australia - definitely P.M.G.
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Was there a time when it did?
So does Firefox or Opera, without Google tracking.
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}By tracking you mean cookies?
Nope, you can turn those off. Your server connection is tracked regardless.
David Barnett said:
Noddy said:I've had accounts with all three, and in my experience Telstra is *easily*
the absolute worst in terms of staff knowledge and customer service, and
by a very long way. Their only saving grace is that they have the best
network coverage, which forces you between a rock and a hard place.
If ever there was a country that needed a *massive* telecommunications
overhaul it's this one.
Noddy said:Was there a time when it did?
Feral said:Not Telstra - not even Telecom Australia - definitely P.M.G.
Right, how did I forget all the name changes. Here's one you missed though,
Australian and Overseas Telecommunications Commission, when they originally
merged with OTC. Most people don't remember it, didn't last long under that
name.
Well it's a long time since I could afford Telstra, but the service once was
far better than anything I've ever had from Optus or Vodaphone :-(
That's what John Howard gave us :-( Now we get to spend more taxpayer money
to upgrade the network than it was sold for. Lost the $5B every year they
were getting in revenue *after* network upgrade costs. Seen a triplication
of networks at great expense, a loss of a hundred thousand jobs in Telstra
and support industries, and the customer service has gotten worse.
Unfortunately the government can't "fix" it now, even with an NBN.
Not Telstra - not even Telecom Australia - definitely P.M.G.
Maybe not, but it was far better once than it is now.
Also there were no mobiles or internet and a lot fewer landlines so itsRubbish.
Given that there was *no* competition in the PMG's day whatsoever, how
do you qualify such a ridiculous statement?
I didn't miss OTC because; OTC weren't part of the P.M.G. Engineering
Division. They featured separately in the Gazette.
I use eternal september but it does not list some of the things thatNoddy said:How would anyone *outside* Telstra know that, when Telstra *themselves*
can't give you an answer about it?
Given my experience with Tesltra over the last couple of years, I would
imagine that if their news server *was* getting the chop the "bigpond
team" would probably be the last to know
Honestly I don't know why you're getting so hung up about this as their
server was pretty unreliable even when it *was* working. Just subscribe
to Eternal-September or any of the other reliable news feeds and spend
less of your life worrying.
Also there were no mobiles or internet and a lot fewer landlines so its
possible service was better but there is no real comparison to now.
In the 50's my parents had the only phone in our immediate area so not
many phones to go wrong.
You really are a fckwitt , we all know JH's response was to solve theWell it's a long time since I could afford Telstra, but the service once was
far better than anything I've ever had from Optus or Vodaphone :-(
That's what John Howard gave us :-( Now we get to spend more taxpayer money
to upgrade the network than it was sold for. Lost the $5B every year they
were getting in revenue *after* network upgrade costs. Seen a triplication
of networks at great expense, a loss of a hundred thousand jobs in Telstra
and support industries, and the customer service has gotten worse.
Unfortunately the government can't "fix" it now, even with an NBN.
Trevor.
Right, how did I forget all the name changes. Here's one you missed though,
Australian and Overseas Telecommunications Commission, when they originally
merged with OTC. Most people don't remember it, didn't last long under that
name.
Trevor.
Just spent an hour on the phone with tech services, even with himNoddy said:It's hard to imagine that it could be any worse.
I've been trying to get an ADSL connection for the last 2 years now but
can't because I'm too far from the exchange. If that was *really* the
case then I'd just suck it up and move on, but the neighbour across the
road is 120 odd meters *further* from the exchange than I am and they
gave him one a couple of months ago. My dispute with telstra is ongoing
and has been for a while.
Yet at least three times a month I get cold called from Telstra's
"Philipines" based marketing department asking me if I'd like to change
from my wireless account to ADSL2.
Their left hand has no fucking idea what their right hand is doing....
Maybee they are doing it to see how many complaints are generated beforeNoddy said:I'd be more than a little surprised if the "tech" actually knew what you
were talking about.