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Originally Posted by Laine
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"However if you want maximum coverage you have to deal with Telstra, and they are quite expensive and renowned for their disinclination to negotiate with anyone smaller than themselves. The other carriers only cover the major cities, and even there the coverage can be a bit spotty."
I've only once come across one less efficient company than Telstra and that's Dymocks -a book store that is pathetic in their ebook handling.
So if Telstra ran it - I wouldn't want to use it.
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Originally Posted by montsnmags
...and, from my experience, ebook device handling.
Their only benefit seems to me to be coverage outside of urban areas. I would use it, as long as I didn't have to deal with the network provider - that is, the way I believe the Kindle works - and, of course, so long as Dymocks weren't the supplier of the network-subsidised device. 
Cheers,
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I can appreciate the distaste with dealing with Telstra - but Dymocks and ebooks/ebook readers?
Stories, anyone?