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thejeg wrote:I'll get this corrected ASAP

I think EromalR already had it sorted as it was correct after his post.

Cheers!

No worries. It was just a typo/old information then.

Is this just outdated price information or is this a different service/app?

FoIP Application included – 7 cents per fax sent

http://www.exetel.com.au/residential-hspa-pricing.php

nb. I do use Premium HSPA.

Confirmed. About friggin' time! No sim shufflin' or "market enabler"..

The last 8mb port price I heard was around $57.20 (inc GST).

Add overheads, support, data etc, will escalate pretty quickly.

I am now on D/22INCTEL, which is NF/22INCTEL but still under contract. I was charged the $3 "Account Administration Charge" for the first time today. I will assume this was an error in one of their "IF" statements in the billing program not being updated but I shall email billing anyhow. Get prepare...

Is it just me or is the VOIP meter slower to update now? I'm sure previously it used to be almost 'real-time'. ie. Make a call, go in and check, and it was there. Now it seems to take the usual 1 day or so to update. (as in wait for download from the supplier) No big deal, just wondering if I'm off ...

It is a limitation of the Optus information encoded onto the SIM, exacerbated by the information I provided previously.

I still can't see how they are allowed to do this to their resellers and wholesale customers though. How is this anything to do with the network at all? Everything points to it being something in the Optus firmware that checks the property you've set before allowing access. It points to some agreem...

Purchased from Harvey Norman. Unlocked. Optus does not supply the device, nor do any other Australian carriers currently. It comes with the standard international ROM. There is currently no such thing as an Optus ROM.. Paid apps are blocked by the 'carrier' settings. If you 'root' your phone, thus g...

I'm using an Android HTC Hero with the Exetel HSPA Sim and paid apps are still blocked by Optus. The reason they did this was so they could have their own Optus store, which incidently is not accessible from this phone .. http://www.optus.com.au/appstore The only workaround is to 'root' (jailbreak) ...

I'm on the TL-BC plan, if I change to the TL-C3 plan will I lose my 100 free VOIP calls and my free SMS's? As mentioned earlier, with current prices TL-C2 is $3 cheaper for you if you download the 50GB. If you don't download the max, potentially even cheaper. On current prices there is no reason fo...

For the 1.5KB Heavy User Plans:

$0.50 GB excess makes the TL-C2 $55 plan the cheapest (except for the unlimited which is better value once you hit the 206GB peak mark).

The rest of the plans are more expensive for the same amount of data..

Credit to: http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=1179199 Exetel "Home Page" News: 01/04/09 – 100 free VoIP calls added to all current ADSL1, ADSL2 and Wireless Broadband plans Then I click on Wireless Broadband Plans->Wireless Pricing: http://www.exetel.com.au/residential-hspa-pricing.p...

I have ADSL1 & an HSPA $5/mnth plan. Both logins show the same VOIP account and usage meter. Will I get? 1. 200 free calls 2. 100 free calls. 3. 200 if I open another VOIP account Awesome stuff. Might have to ditch my $5/month plan with PT. edit: O bugga, I think I'm on an old plan anyhow.