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Thread ID: 101188	2009-07-04 09:11:00	Telecom XT Mobile - World Class	Nomad (952)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
788891	2009-07-04 22:57:00	It's about time we upgraded, now the rest of the world can come here with their phones, and we can do the same. :thumbs: Aren't we (and our phones) already here? ;) Or have I been misled? :help: Nope, the GPS says I am here. For a second opinion, I looked in the mirror, and sure enough, here I am. Perhaps it's just the Telecom users who are not all there? ;) Or the Nelson solar glare that causes excess squinting?	R2x1 (4628)
788892	2009-07-05 01:24:00	No sun in Nelson today and Motueka is definitely not Nelson, I looked in the mirror and I'm here but them I'm on Vodafone stuff Telecom	gary67 (56)
788893	2009-07-06 01:58:00	In terms of data pricing, the move from CDMA to XT was a no-brainer for me. In addition, I'm going to the US next month which necessitated either signing a CDMA term contract or going open term on XT. I don't like being "locked in" so I went for XT. No major problems once everything was activated etc. Data speeds aren't as fast as I'd been led to believe... I've had about 1 Mb/s down and 350 kb/s up (on a 7.6/2.0 device). I plan to try it in a different city in case there's limited bandwidth here in Whakatane or something.	Nermal (7077)
788894	2009-07-06 06:54:00	What is this? I just went on the XT site and look at international roaming charges and it says prepaid is not possible with Canada yet ......	Nomad (952)
788895	2009-07-06 07:02:00	Also data in Australia is $10 a megabyte. :waughh:	pcuser42 (130)
788896	2009-07-06 07:43:00	Also data in Australia is $10 a megabyte. :waughh: OK :D Vodafone Australia, I guess data is just not as good as voice. That's competitive - yeah right .....	Nomad (952)
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