Agreed Daniel.
I got an email about 2 months ago from Telstra offering me a
“concession” discount of $15 per phone per month.
I was on $45 for my phone and $45 for my wife’s phone (so $90 per
month)
So this would take it down to $30 each.
Because I had trouble applying
Hi Stephen
Yes when they come up, it’s sometimes worth looking at the “other providers”
that also use the Telstra network.
There are actually some good options out there. (We even looked at one that was
sold through Woolworthes on the Telstra network. They let you choose a 10%
discount off one
Although Rod.
Having now taken a look at Boost Mobile.
The prepaid plans they offer (using the Telstra network) will make me
think when mine comes up for renewal.
I use about 0.5 MG of data per month, and my wife about the same.
We are on a special Telstra pensioner plan
in changing your plan.
>
> Just stay with the current $55.00 month plan in my opinion.
>
> Especially as you don’t need the extra GB.
>
> If your are buying the new phone outright, just switch the SIM over.
>
> If you are getting the new phone with a plan,
, ask Telstra if they will
keep you on your current plan.
On 10 Sep 2022, at 11:38 am, Tim Law via WAMUG
<[1]wa...@lists.wamug.org.au> wrote:
Rod I moved to Boost which uses the full Telstra network. Not sure
about 5G
$20 a month for 10gb I think.
Tim Law
On 10 Se
Rod I moved to Boost which uses the full Telstra network. Not sure about 5G
$20 a month for 10gb I think.
Tim Law
> On 10 Sep 2022, at 9:56 am, Daniel Kerr via WAMUG
> wrote:
>
> Hi Rod
>
> You may find some of the others that use the Telstra network - still giv
Hi Rod
You may find some of the others that use the Telstra network - still give good
coverage but at a cheaper price -
This link has some good info as well -
https://www.finder.com.au/best-mvno-plans-on-the-telstra-network
There were a few on this link around the $30-$40 plan still
Hi Folks
I have a Telstra Moblie Plan Small with my iPhone X
If I decide it’s time to upgrade to the iPhone 14 AND I want to stay with
Telstra (for remote area coverage) - do you have any advice please?
My current Telstra plan gives me 40 GB. I rarely use 10 GB.
Should I stay on my current
Why the Telstra Share Price Sank This Week
https://www.moneymorning.com.au/20170217/telstra-share-price-sank-asxu.html
Cheers,
Ronni
Sent from Ronni's iPad4
> On 17 Mar 2017, at 4:08 pm, Alan Fenton <alc...@bigpond.com> wrote:
>
> Hello.
> I have my 5 lost email accounts w
Hello.
I have my 5 lost email accounts working again after Telstra finally
reactivated them.
Now my email account tied to my new Hot spot modem is a subscription. ( I will
have to pay $79 per year)
I am now looking into the subscription.
Gmail looks to be a good alternative.
Has anyone noticed
z at ferreting out all sorts of problems - so
work with her if you want to do this.
However your response suggests that you have no real interest in addressing
the Telstra problem and just want to take Telstra out of the equation and
set-up some alternative email accounts?
I'm sure many of us
> information Ronni won't be able to solve your problem.. :-)
> Rob
>
>
> On 15/3/17 10:16 am, Alan Fenton wrote:
>> Hello.
>> Telstra lost 5 email accounts Monday when I updated my mobile hotspot modem
>> and added to my Telstra account.
>> Tuesday nig
i Alan,
> Check your mail account settings.
> IMAP settings for Telstra Mail™
> IMAP is the recommended setting for Telstra Mail customers
>
> Account type
>
> Account type: IMAP
> Incoming server details
>
> Incoming server address: imap.telstra.com <http:
Hi Alan,
Check your mail account settings.
IMAP settings for Telstra Mail™
IMAP is the recommended setting for Telstra Mail customers
Account type
Account type: IMAP
Incoming server details
Incoming server address: imap.telstra.com
Incoming server port: 993
Encrypted connection: SSL
Outgoing
Hello.
All show in Host Name. imap.telstra.com <http://imap.telstra.com/>.
From Alan.
> On 15 Mar 2017, at 11:00 am, Ronni Brown <ro...@mac.com> wrote:
>
> Hello Alan,
>
> As Rob has mentioned --
> Are all the email accounts IMAP or POP?
> Telstra Mail re
Hello Alan,
As Rob has mentioned --
Are all the email accounts IMAP or POP?
Telstra Mail recommends using IMAP
Regards,
Ronni
> On 15 Mar 2017, at 10:45 am, Alan Fenton <alc...@bigpond.com> wrote:
>
> Hello,
> The accounts are all Telstra. Telstra is at fault. I wa
Hello,
The accounts are all Telstra. Telstra is at fault. I want to get an email
account that is not with Telstra or any other phone company.
So that is why I was suggested Gmail and Hotmail.
>From Alan.
> On 15 Mar 2017, at 10:38 am, Rob Phillips <r.phill...@iinet.net.au> wro
Who are your accounts with, and do they use IMAP or POP? Without this
information Ronni won't be able to solve your problem.. :-)
Rob
On 15/3/17 10:16 am, Alan Fenton wrote:
Hello.
Telstra lost 5 email accounts Monday when I updated my mobile hotspot modem and
added to my Telstra account
Hello.
Telstra lost 5 email accounts Monday when I updated my mobile hotspot modem and
added to my Telstra account.
Tuesday night I got back 4 accounts.
Today rang telstra to get last account. Waiting for return call.
I have this problem when I update telstra hardware due I think to having
1600MHz LPDDR3 SDRAM
> 512GB PCIe-based Flash Storage
>
> OS X El Capitan 10.11
>
>
>> On 29 Oct 2015, at 10:05 PM, Tim Law <t...@peoplehelp.com.au
>> <mailto:t...@peoplehelp.com.au>> wrote:
>>
>> Good evening,
>>
>> I have been supp
Good evening,
I have been supplied with a new cable modem to use with my Telstra cable (non
NBN) and upgraded to a high speed connection free for three months. I’m very
happy the performance of the C6300BD Gateway Max cable modem/router in general
and are routinely getting speeds on wifi
00MHz LPDDR3 SDRAM
512GB PCIe-based Flash Storage
OS X El Capitan 10.11
> On 29 Oct 2015, at 10:05 PM, Tim Law <t...@peoplehelp.com.au> wrote:
>
> Good evening,
>
> I have been supplied with a new cable modem to use with my Telstra cable (non
> NBN) and upgraded to a high
Thanks Tim
Sounds good
Sent from my iPad
> On 23 Oct 2015, at 9:15 PM, Tim Law <t...@peoplehelp.com.au> wrote:
>
> John I've had Telstra cable for several years. I moved from ADSL because the
> copper wires in my street were an ongoing problem in winter with the moisture
>
I know there have been many discussions about Telstra service over the years
but I'm interested to know if they have improved.
I'm with Westnet ADSL 2 but my speeds vary from 0.5Mb to a max of 2Mb sometimes
being so slow it's frustrating.
Telstra are offering cable connection 30Mb and 25G data
First find out when the NBN is coming to you. They might be locking you
into something inferior once the NBN arrives.
Cheers
Rob
On 23/10/2015 8:51 pm, John Daniels wrote:
I know there have been many discussions about Telstra service over the years
but I'm interested to know if they have
Hi Rob
NBN 2017 connecting to cable. By that time a contract with Telstra would be
finished.
Sent from my iPad
> On 23 Oct 2015, at 8:59 PM, Rob Phillips <r.phill...@iinet.net.au> wrote:
>
> First find out when the NBN is coming to you. They might be locking you into
> somet
John I've had Telstra cable for several years. I moved from ADSL because the
copper wires in my street were an ongoing problem in winter with the moisture
causing problems. I had foxtel instal cable years ago for free when they were
rolling it out, then stopped using it not long after.
Cable
Hello Telstra customers,
I have always purchased my iPhones outright but use Telstra for better coverage
travelling into country areas.
I have found this information a little daunting and hard to believe 'why'.
I have an iPhone 6 Plus arriving soon. I already have my Telstra Nano-SIM card
iOS 8
On 28 Sep 2014, at 09:34, Ronni Brown ro...@mac.com wrote:
Hello Telstra customers,
I have always purchased my iPhones outright but use Telstra for better coverage
travelling into country areas.
I have found this information a little daunting and hard to believe 'why'.
I have an iPhone 6
Sometimes I found that my iPhone 5 worked better in remote areas if 4g was
switched off. The 4s is 3G only. I wonder if this is a factor, though doesn't
explain the 5c rating.
Sent from my iPhone
On 28 Sep 2014, at 9:34 am, Ronni Brown ro...@mac.com wrote:
Hello Telstra customers,
I
Yes Brian, your current micro-SIM card will work until the new Nano-SIM card is
activated by Telstra.
Just pop into a Telstra shop and ask for a non-activated Nano-SIM card as you
are waiting delivery of a new unlocked iPhone 6 Plus.
When you receive the new iPhone either phone Telstra
:34 am, Ronni Brown ro...@mac.com wrote:
Hello Telstra customers,
I have always purchased my iPhones outright but use Telstra for better
coverage travelling into country areas.
I have found this information a little daunting and hard to believe 'why'.
I have an iPhone 6 Plus arriving soon
the 5c rating.
Sent from my iPhone
On 28 Sep 2014, at 9:34 am, Ronni Brown ro...@mac.com wrote:
Hello Telstra customers,
I have always purchased my iPhones outright but use Telstra for better
coverage travelling into country areas.
I have found this information a little daunting
by Telstra.
Just pop into a Telstra shop and ask for a non-activated Nano-SIM card as you
are waiting delivery of a new unlocked iPhone 6 Plus.
When you receive the new iPhone either phone Telstra to Activate 'move your
number over' to your new card and Deactivate your old micro-SIM card.
Or - you
Hi Rod (and others)
Just had another thought with this too (trigged by talking to a client last
night),….
And this may be of interest to others as well.
If looking at the Telstra network, you can also look at some of the other
providers that still sell Telstra network, but a bit cheaper
with a $79 BYOM plan (bring your own mobile). The reason being it was
cheaper per month by about $20-$30 and at that time only on a 12month contract
versus the 24 month contract.
So for that plan I got $1200 worth of calls and 2.5GB data. (I went with
Telstra due to the Vodafone mess they had
and at that time only on a 12month
contract versus the 24 month contract.
So for that plan I got $1200 worth of calls and 2.5GB data. (I went with
Telstra due to the Vodafone mess they had at the time and the better Telstra
coverage I needed for moving around Perth area and hills a lot,..as well
versus the 24 month contract.
So for that plan I got $1200 worth of calls and 2.5GB data. (I went with
Telstra due to the Vodafone mess they had at the time and the better Telstra
coverage I needed for moving around Perth area and hills a lot,..as well as
down South etc).
The current plan
data. (I went with
Telstra due to the Vodafone mess they had at the time and the better
Telstra coverage I needed for moving around Perth area and hills a lot,..as
well as down South etc).
The current plan at the time where they gave you a free phone was about
$99 or $109 for the same value
on a 12month
contract versus the 24 month contract.
So for that plan I got $1200 worth of calls and 2.5GB data. (I went with
Telstra due to the Vodafone mess they had at the time and the better
Telstra coverage I needed for moving around Perth area and hills a
lot,..as well as down South etc
Hi DanielDon't ever apologise for rambling as you always share
valuable knowledge. Thanks for that.I have done some sums too and in
my scenario, unless I have missed something, the numbers work
differently.A few provisos:I must stay with Telstra because of their
coverage (particularly noticeable
, Telstra made themselves
more appealing to try win over some of the customers to change networks. Now
that everyone changed, they've kinda decreased the plans. Sort of like hey,
you're here now, you know the coverage is great,…so we'll just start decreasing
what we give you slowly,…hopefully you won't
disappointed with Telstra over this.
But have to be with Telstra.
Looks like i have to go with the $180 twelve month one???
Your advice?
ta
blitto
Rod Blitvich - Amy Sam’s Dad
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
0409 681 256
rb...@iinet.net.au
http://web.mac.com/blitto
I don't have
per MB), 30 days expiry
$80
9GB (0.86c per MB), 30 days expiry
$100
12GB (0.81c per MB), 30 days expiry
$180
12GB (1.46c per MB), 365 days expiry
Quite disappointed with Telstra over this.
But have to be with Telstra.
Looks like i have to go with the $180 twelve month one???
Your
Hi, Rod, Neil,
The 12GB/$180.-- /365 days is a bargain. And it is more convenient.
That's what I use. When you are traveling Telstra has the best coverage -
even though I don't like Telstra for other reasons.
Cheers,
Walter
Sent from my iPad
On 04/01/2013, at 21:51, Neil Houghton n
in the mania.) On top of that,
I found myself very short on time.
Anyway, 10 days later, I'm still waiting for Telstra to provide the new modem.
I've just started using an Optus E586 modem. It will be interesting to compare
the two when I eventually get the Telstra modem. If I ever do.
Thanks for your
Ronni,
Thanks for the links and your thoughts.
I spent close to three hours on the phone to Telstra today, negotiating for an
updated modem. Spoke to four different people; spent most of the time getting a
cramp in my arm from holding the phone and waiting (I won't be long; please
hold
the firmware.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 27/11/2012, at 6:22 PM, Vladimir James ink...@bigpond.com wrote:
Ronni,
Thanks for the links and your thoughts.
I spent close to three hours on the phone to Telstra today, negotiating for
an updated modem. Spoke to four different people; spent most of the time
For those using Telstra Cable Broadband, there is a general maintainable outage
at the moment. Seemingly widespread.
On their website, they are saying normal service will return at 15:00 today.
I must have missed their heads up email alert letting their loyal customers
know about the pending
is not working this morning. My voice phone
lines are crackling but that shouldn't affect the cable I would have thought.
Tim
Sent from my iPhone
On 13/10/2012, at 9:12 AM, Tim Law t...@peoplehelp.com.au wrote:
For those using Telstra Cable Broadband, there is a general maintainable
outage
Hi WAMUGers
Has anyone looked into the best way to get an iPhone5 and be with Telstra
please?
Your advice appreciated
my iPhone 4 contract with Telstra is about to expire.
I want to get an iPhone5, but must be with Telstra.
64GB
It seems the cheapest is $77/ month.
Has anyone looked into Telstra
and thanks again for your advice.
Chris
Christopher L.K. Burton
Director
Western Whale Research
PO Box 1076
Dunsborough WA 6281
Mobile: 0419 199 120
Email: c...@it.net.au
On 21/12/2011, at 5:09 PM, cm wrote:
Hi Chris,
As Eugene pointed out Telstra now unlocks phones for free which actually
Hi Chris,
As Eugene pointed out Telstra now unlocks phones for free which actually puts
it ahead of Vodafone in serving that particular customer need. The storage
capacity of the iPhone equates to disk space on a computer. In my opinion 16 GB
is ample for most things. With a bit of judicious
Good afternoon everyone
I had a call from our friendly Telstra a few days ago reminding me that my
Business Phone plan was about to expire tomorrow, and that I should sign up for
another one!! Very nice of them I thought!
After some calls to a Telstra phone business in Busselton and looking
.
I feel sure you will find a pre-paid that will do the same for you. Besides
that I can tell Telstra to shove it any time I feel inclined.
Regards,
Adrian
adrianske...@me.com
On 21/12/2011, at 2:19 PM, Chris Burton wrote:
Good afternoon everyone
I had a call from our friendly
- buy as much
memory/storage as you can afford.
Telstra will unlock it if you ask - just say you're going over seas and need to
insert a foreign sim card. They won't charge you. Once you contact telstra they
will do the business at their end. Meanwhile you need to have backed up your
phone
Here's a little Anti MAC annoyance:
The Telstra T2 grunge model phone service will be off line today for a
system upgrade. Walk through the software upgrade Windows ONLY. Rang
the help line- Melbourne Cup!
Telstra shop might be able to help.
Bill ( sans iPhone)
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No need to apologise :)
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So if I agree with Matt's Ridiculous viewpoint is that bad? ;)
The irony in this threat is quite galling.
I cannot imagine the kind of complaints it may have 'contracted'.
That is because I likely have a very different viewpoint.
Different viewpoint, not bad viewpoint. Or offensive, or in
I certainly think that censorship of the internet is a completely relevant
topic. Censorship might of been in place for generations on books, films and
songs but it hasn't been in place (for most countries, including Australia) at
all yet for the internet and should it be implemented it's
I've always been mindful that this is a Mac user group, and any computer query
that I have that is not specifically Mac related, I do not post here.
Whirlpool for example is a much more appropriate forum for broader policy
discussion such as this.
http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/
Tim
On
That depends entirely on what sort of internet connection I buy. Sure if I use
one of those 3G wireless sticks then yes, my connection is being NAT'd.
If I buy a business internet account then I can get a nice little /16 with a
fully routed connection.
If I buy a fibre connection from Amcom
Morning All,
This post is contracting some complaints, and Matthews response with due
Respect is Ridiculous.
So, I have responded of list to Matthew and apologise to WAMUG.
Cheers!
`RobD...
On 09Jul2011, at 10:37 pm, Matthew Healey wrote:
That depends entirely on what sort of internet
Hi Matthew,
I would hate to burst your bubble, but if you are connecting via PPoE, you
connection is being NAT'd, monitored and filtered.
This is in response to peoples lack of understanding of how networks function,
do you think ISP's will give people access without some form of control.
. Once I realised this, I returned my DNS to the
appropriate setting and my download came through at about 5Mbs.
So that's the catch for Telstra/Optus customers now.
Use Telstra/Optus DNS and have your connection politically censored
or
use third part DNS and receive a sub-par service when
Hi Matt,
While I am not in favour censoring, we as yet have no indication at all that
Telstra will do anything other than block child porn sites -- which to me isn't
a bad thing. The worst case scenario is that some corrupt official manages to
gain control of this process and by some as yet
to the appropriate setting and my download came through at about 5Mbs.
So that's the catch for Telstra/Optus customers now.
Use Telstra/Optus DNS and have your connection politically censored
or
use third part DNS and receive a sub-par service when viewing anything on a
content delivery network
On Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 4:09 PM, cm cm200...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Matt,
While I am not in favour censoring, we as yet have no indication at all
that Telstra will do anything other than block child porn sites -- which to
me isn't a bad thing. The worst case scenario is that some corrupt
On 07/07/2011, at 4:52 PM, Paul K wrote:
On Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 4:09 PM, cm cm200...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Matt,
While I am not in favour censoring, we as yet have no indication at all that
Telstra will do anything other than block child porn sites -- which to me
isn't a bad thing
Evening,
If you are a Telstra customer and connected by such you are being filtered.
DNS as Ronni has stated before is to change an IP address into english, a URL.
Most sites they are chasing are IP based, so the filtering will be done before
it reaches DNS servers.
OpenDNS servers are based
Hi Rob,
Don't confuse filtering with censoring. I can choose not to use SPAM filters or
Virus Scanners. That's the difference.
As Ronni mentioned, the problem is that once the infrastructure is in place to
block web sites at will, then those in power will use that ability to their
advantage.
Hi all,
I personally would like to see a more measured level of discussion on the WAMUG
site. It would be unfortunate if a persons who visits the site looking for
technical knowledge is driven away by fear of a heated political debate. There
are many other places on the internet where we can
Hi,
Political opinions when they relate to information technology issues too?
Cheers
Paul
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? As the heading of this thread suggests Telstra is making decisions which will effect us and this is politically motivated - I do want to know about this and I do appreciated the very educated opinion of the WAMUG community.Let us not quash healthy open technology related discussion, if we start
OMG
Some people would say *simply *owning an apple mac computer is a political
statement
just try making fun of a PC based user with ''so youre using the dark
side?''
and see how some take the bait some dont
I would strongly suggest if anyone feels that comic or sarcastic asides
about systems,
a happy user.
So now we have the filter, it is apparently trivial to bypass it by using a
service like Open DNS. This fact ha been publicised by opponents/critics of
the filter.
So now we get articles like this on SMH:
http://www.smh.com.au/technology/technology-news/telstra-optus-net-filters-
trivial
Is the WAMUG mailing list really the appropriate place to express political
opinions? I would prefer to see them left out.
Regards,
Jennifer
On 4 July 2011 08:18, Paul K logry...@gmail.com wrote:
Groovy, policy through magic. What is this, Hogwarts?
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This is the payoff for winning the NBN contract. You'll note that Internode,
who was very vocal in opposition to the filter, has been all but shut out of
the NBN.
Conroy needs the Family First loonies to support Labor to retain government.
This is what it cost.
On 03/07/2011, at 11:13 AM,
Groovy, policy through magic. What is this, Hogwarts?
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http://delimiter.com.au/2011/07/01/telstras-interpol-filter-goes-live/
Apparently Telstra is now censoring the connections of it's customers.
Initially they appear to be doing it under the guise of child pornography, but
I would expect them to start widening that fairly soon. Stephen Conroy
Different to the Govt.'s filter? I agree with you Matt.
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, at 12:55 PM, Glenn Nicholas wrote:
The web page clearly shows Telstra has this programme in place, and
they do say Our Telstra Mentor service gives you expert advice on how
to get the most out of your new Next G™ handset in a complimentary,
personalised one hour session. So it seems the 1
Good morning WAMUG,
I received an unsolicited call on my mobile phone yesterday, from a gentleman
who identified himself as a Telstra mentor for iPhones.
Nowadays we feel uneasy about the possibility of scams, and so although this
seemed to be legitimate and probably is, I have not heard
Hi Peta,
Good to be very careful about this sort of phone call. Apparently it is
genuine. I have never received one and had not heard of it.
Be cautious of the cost though!
http://www.telstra.com.au/telstramentor/index.html
What is Telstra Mentor?
A Telstra Mentor expert can help take away
Why not phone Telstra and ask if they have mentors
DickA
On 14/01/2011, at 9:42 AM, peta wrote:
Good morning WAMUG,
I received an unsolicited call on my mobile phone yesterday, from a
gentleman who identified himself as a Telstra mentor for iPhones.
Nowadays we feel uneasy about
, at 9:55 AM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Peta,
Good to be very careful about this sort of phone call. Apparently it is
genuine. I have never received one and had not heard of it.
Be cautious of the cost though!
http://www.telstra.com.au/telstramentor/index.html
What is Telstra Mentor
The web page clearly shows Telstra has this programme in place, and
they do say Our Telstra Mentor service gives you expert advice on how
to get the most out of your new Next G™ handset in a complimentary,
personalised one hour session. So it seems the 1 hour session should
be free.
Even though
Hi all,
I got no response on this before (too much info?)
Is there anyone else out there who signed up for the Telstra NextG CapPlan
$49 between 30 July and 30 September (when the standard 200mb data was
increased to 500MB data) who could tell me how their bill is
made up?
IE, do you actually
:33 PM, Neil Houghton wrote:Hi all,I got no response on this before (too much info?)Is there anyone else out there who signed up for the Telstra NextG CapPlan$49 between 30 July and 30 September (when the standard 200mb data wasincreased to 500MB data) who could tell me how their bill ismade up?IE
conversation between the Apple guy and the clueless
Telstra operator.
At present, I don¹t seem to be even coming too close to the 200 MB so I
may just let it ride for the moment - save $5/month ;o)
Thanks for your help guys.
Cheers
Neil
--
Neil R. Houghton
Albany, Western Australia
Tel: +61 8
mised like this – thanks Peter.
So now I am pretty confident that they just set-up my account wrongly – which doesn’t surprise me after listening to (admittedly only one half of) the set-up telephone conversation between the Apple guy and the clueless Telstra operator.
At present, I don’t seem
Hi WAMUGgers
I've had an awful time with Telstra getting a prepaid Browse Plus Pack working
on my lovely new iPhone 4. I couldn't access my Telstra on line billing
properly last night (not the first time mind you) as it consistently told me I
either had no prepaid mobile phone
Hi all,
Kevins recent email reminded me of something that is niggling me.
I recently (27 August) bought a new iPhone4 (at the AppleStore in Hay
street) and signed up, in store, to the Telstra NextG CapPlan $49 which,
with the special iPhone deal on at the time, was supposed to include 500MB
not in a
wireless zone, switch it on to access what I need, then switch it off again.
I signed up for the Telstra mobile data usage meter - but it is far from
reassuring:
It currently says:
You have currently used 23% (47.8MB) of your 205MB included data. Data usage
displayed is from Tue 14 Sep '10
.
Brian
Sent from my iPhone
On 04/10/2010, at 17:39, Andrew Schox and...@perthfootankle.com.au wrote:
Hi all,
I have had a Telstra iPhone 4 for five days, and got a message today saying
I'd used 93% of my 1.5GB data plan. Previous to this I had a 1.5GB Optus
data plan which I
).
If not, ignore everything I said :O)
Kind Regards
Daniel
On 4/10/10 5:39 PM, Andrew Schox and...@perthfootankle.com.au wrote:
Hi all,
I have had a Telstra iPhone 4 for five days, and got a message today saying
I'd used 93% of my 1.5GB data plan. Previous to this I had a 1.5GB Optus
Hi all,
I have had a Telstra iPhone 4 for five days, and got a message today saying I'd
used 93% of my 1.5GB data plan. Previous to this I had a 1.5GB Optus data plan
which I never exceeded in two years.
My data usage has been probably less than what I usually used on Optus as I
have
There is an app for that, 3G Usage, might help to monitor things.
Brian
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On 04/10/2010, at 17:39, Andrew Schox and...@perthfootankle.com.au wrote:
Hi all,
I have had a Telstra iPhone 4 for five days, and got a message today saying
I'd used 93% of my 1.5GB data plan
everything I said :O)
Kind Regards
Daniel
On 4/10/10 5:39 PM, Andrew Schox and...@perthfootankle.com.au wrote:
Hi all,
I have had a Telstra iPhone 4 for five days, and got a message today saying
I'd used 93% of my 1.5GB data plan. Previous to this I had a 1.5GB Optus data
plan
Mail of course).
If not, ignore everything I said :O)
Kind Regards
Daniel
On 4/10/10 5:39 PM, Andrew Schox and...@perthfootankle.com.au wrote:
Hi all,
I have had a Telstra iPhone 4 for five days, and got a message today saying
I'd used 93% of my 1.5GB data plan. Previous to this I had
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