Telstra
Jul 27th 2005, 7:41 am
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Re: Telstra
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Jul 27th 2005, 1:00 pm
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Re: Telstra
Tesltra are defiantly not 1 or 2
Jul 27th 2005, 1:09 pm
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Re: Telstra
Originally Posted by Siren & Brian
Tesltra are defiantly not 1 or 2
The original post was to ask anyone if they had received money off their Telstra telephone bill like we have. We called Telstra to ask a question regarding our bill (overpayment on a previous bill) and was asked if we made any calls to the UK after the London bombings. We said yes, although we said we called to speak to relatives and that we had no relatives involved in the bombings, we made this clear as we would not want to profit from this horrible attack, and they removed all charges for all international calls after that date. I was merely posting to see if anyone else had experienced this. Sorry for the confusion.
Jul 27th 2005, 1:32 pm
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Re: Telstra
Originally Posted by MistySunshine
Sorry for the editing of original post. My daughter had a little play with the computer.
We called Telstra to ask a question regarding our bill (overpayment on a previous bill) and was asked if we made any calls to the UK after the London bombings. We said yes, although we said we called to speak to relatives and that we had no relatives involved in the bombings, we made this clear as we would not want to profit from this horrible attack, and they removed all charges for all international calls after that date. I was merely posting to see if anyone else had experienced this. Sorry for the confusion.
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Jul 27th 2005, 1:41 pm
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Re: Telstra
Originally Posted by pandya_m
I was playing with your daughter
I think its irrelevant for them to discuss with telstra why you called and you were not involved... Its neither their busniess nor job anyways... Itsthe job of Police....
sorry to be rude...
Well good for whatever you got
I think its irrelevant for them to discuss with telstra why you called and you were not involved... Its neither their busniess nor job anyways... Itsthe job of Police....
sorry to be rude...
Well good for whatever you got
Also why be so rude? If nothing good to say then perhaps don't say anything.
Jul 27th 2005, 1:59 pm
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Re: Telstra
Originally Posted by MistySunshine
Sorry but I don't understand your message. I was merely stating that Telstra were being kind. They asked me if I made any calls to the UK as I often do and they informed me that they are giving their customers free calls if they were made to the UK after the attack. I told them I had no relatives involved so as not to profit from those who may have been searching for relatives. I was stating that Telstra understood I had no relatives involved and that they reduced my bill and was asking others if they had experienced this.
Also why be so rude? If nothing good to say then perhaps don't say anything.
Also why be so rude? If nothing good to say then perhaps don't say anything.
Excuse me..Extremly sorry for the consfusion.
Jul 27th 2005, 2:04 pm
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Re: Telstra
Originally Posted by pandya_m
ooh sorry I take the words back... I thought otherwise..
Excuse me..Extremly sorry for the consfusion.
Excuse me..Extremly sorry for the consfusion.
