noted few in benefits call bill,
I normaly ignore these people and sometimes have a bit of fun. In general I buttume they are at the least after a commision for signing me up to something or other.
My average quarterly phone bill is around $400. 10 years ago a $400 phone bill would have totally freaked me out. I hate the $10 late payment fees and the 100+ reconnection fees (mobile and landline) but if you dance with the bill, sometimes you get your feet stepped on.
This latest round of aggressive marketting that I mentioned seems to be individual contractors and individual contractors will take short cuts to maximise their turnover.
I have been considering moving to broadband since befiore last Xmas, If I wait long enough the deal will be suitable. sending me a modem on spec that I'll accept the deal is a touch premature.
The TIO will undoubtedly have a large number of complaints to deal with and yours may well be triaged into a lower priority grouping.
An old Greek once told me "Be careful where you stick you co#k and your signature"
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Optus nothing BRING and Three a a make
We will likely move to satelite phones and the golden triangle and high population areas serviced with optical cable. Telstras structure will be tomorrows `serial mouse with internal ball and two sensors'
