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Spent over 5 hours talking to Telstra support people on how to get the internet on my puter as the puter wasnt reading the modem.... hours of 'f' arounds, doing the same thing over and over with these bloody people, telling them thats not the problem, already tried that... exausted! after the last attempt last night with yet another telstra person, i gave up... went 'F' this! and whacked my computer and hit the t hub... shoved all the puter cables in a hge mess, kicked my puter and just turned it off at the wall without sutting it down.... turned it back on just before and low and behold... i fixed it usual style... there is nothing a good whack wont fix! hahahaha
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Telstra has 60 people combing social media sites to sniff out people who complain about the company.<---- How about educating staff, instead of just sacking people, I do not blame phone consultants, I blame management, Telstra why don't you run a circus you are good at that! Telstra you better get your stuff right with me next time the internet is a good source to damage sales and to the 60 something people combing social media that do not find this I will direct my facebook page directly to your supervisors! http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/it-pro/business-it/telstra-combs-websites-for-complainers-20120416-1x37u.html#ixzz1yU32eWUA
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The ruling came about after Australia’s consumer and competition watchdog claimed that the US tech group broke the country’s consumer law by advertising that the new iPad can run on 4G mobile networks using a sim card, which is not the case.
Apple’s third-generation iPad, which was launched in March, uses the 700 megahertz and 2,100MHz frequencies to connect with 4G LTE services. But Telstra, the telecoms company that operates Australia’s first 4G LTE network, uses a different frequency.' http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/cc167316-bb72-11e1-9436-00144feabdc0.html
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