Hans de Visser
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De reden dat 00 niet werkt zal zijn dat in Australie je voor bellen naar het buitenland niet 00 moet kiezen, maar 0011...Sander said:
Telefoon - Televisie - Internet - Mobiele telefoons
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Shuter Street
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0011 is inderdaad voor de vaste telefoon en is de code van europa, bij een mobiel heb je die code niet nodig. Bij een vriendin van mij met een nokia wordt de + inderdaad 00, maar problemen hebben we daar nog nooit mee gehad.
Hans de Visser
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Ha, weer wat geleerdheidi said:
Ik ben niet zo'n mobiele fanaat, alle communicatie met NL gaat bij mij via de (vaste) telefoon en email...
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bob and ginnie
Hi!
I'm from the British Expats website and live in South Australia.
I always recommend to British people, coming from the UK or Ireland . . . and the same applies to the Netherlands . . . to bring their mobiles with them, assuming it's "unlocked" before you leave.
European mobiles work in Australia and New Zealand.
I also recommend people to bring their mobiles, especially if they are coming to live here for a while, as Telecom Australia (or "Telstra" as it's called nowadays since 2000) take a while to connect a phone line to your house and very often newcomers are quite transient, only living in a house for a few weeks at first. It's not good budgeting to spend $200 to Telstra to hook up your rented house if you're leaving at the end of the month???
I also recommend Vodafone "Pre-Pay" (Pay-as-you-go) as they only charge per second . . . unlike the other rogues, Telstra and Optus and Virgin who charge in 30 second time blocks . . . and offer free SMS text messages (500 free text messages on a A$50 recharge, which is Euros 30)
Call rates are 1 Australian cent per second, unlike Telstra and Optus which charge 38 cents per 30 sec block, and you can get 500 free text messages to send to mates and family in Europe . . .so text up to 160 characters when you life grabs you! !
Also, you can phone any other Vodafone mobile anywhere in Australia any time 24/7 for just 20 cents "flagfall" (connection fee) and talk all you want! . . . no charge! . . . . so, if your wife or hubby has another Vodafone mobile, you're in business.
. . . . and, in case you're asking, I work since 1978 for the Australian Post Office which sell Telstra, Optus AND Vodafone recharges!!! . . . .
. . . or you can pay for expensive calls through Telstra and Optus??
check them all out
www.vodafone.com.au
www.telstra.com.au
www.optus.com.au
hope this helps
Dag!
I'm from the British Expats website and live in South Australia.
I always recommend to British people, coming from the UK or Ireland . . . and the same applies to the Netherlands . . . to bring their mobiles with them, assuming it's "unlocked" before you leave.
European mobiles work in Australia and New Zealand.
I also recommend people to bring their mobiles, especially if they are coming to live here for a while, as Telecom Australia (or "Telstra" as it's called nowadays since 2000) take a while to connect a phone line to your house and very often newcomers are quite transient, only living in a house for a few weeks at first. It's not good budgeting to spend $200 to Telstra to hook up your rented house if you're leaving at the end of the month???
I also recommend Vodafone "Pre-Pay" (Pay-as-you-go) as they only charge per second . . . unlike the other rogues, Telstra and Optus and Virgin who charge in 30 second time blocks . . . and offer free SMS text messages (500 free text messages on a A$50 recharge, which is Euros 30)
Call rates are 1 Australian cent per second, unlike Telstra and Optus which charge 38 cents per 30 sec block, and you can get 500 free text messages to send to mates and family in Europe . . .so text up to 160 characters when you life grabs you! !
Also, you can phone any other Vodafone mobile anywhere in Australia any time 24/7 for just 20 cents "flagfall" (connection fee) and talk all you want! . . . no charge! . . . . so, if your wife or hubby has another Vodafone mobile, you're in business.
. . . . and, in case you're asking, I work since 1978 for the Australian Post Office which sell Telstra, Optus AND Vodafone recharges!!! . . . .
. . . or you can pay for expensive calls through Telstra and Optus??
check them all out
www.vodafone.com.au
www.telstra.com.au
www.optus.com.au
hope this helps
Dag!
Broadband: zie http://whirlpool.net.au/ voor prijs- en vooral kwaliteitvergelijk. Voor ADSL zit je uiteindelijk op een Telstra draad, maar de kwaliteit kan toch flink verschillen per provider.
Zelf redelijk goede ervaring met SwiftDSL en slechte ervaring met TPG.
Telefoon: http://www.phonechoice.com.au/
De kleine lettertjes zijn een ramp en mijn telefoonrekening is niet hoog genoeg om het precies uit te zoeken.
Naar Nederland bellen: Daybreak kaart heeft de beste prijs/prestatie verhouding op dit moment (nou, een maand geleden toen ik rondkeek;-).
Zelf redelijk goede ervaring met SwiftDSL en slechte ervaring met TPG.
Telefoon: http://www.phonechoice.com.au/
De kleine lettertjes zijn een ramp en mijn telefoonrekening is niet hoog genoeg om het precies uit te zoeken.
Naar Nederland bellen: Daybreak kaart heeft de beste prijs/prestatie verhouding op dit moment (nou, een maand geleden toen ik rondkeek;-).
