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From: Rod Speed on 30 Dec 2009 21:41
Marts wrote
> Rod Speed wrote
>> Marts wrote
>>> Dyna Soar wrote

>>>> Talk about twisting what is said!

>>>> I'm a retiree. I agree, $30 is a lot, but it isn't an "absolute fortune" in the context used here.

>>> The context was Telstra's overall pricing plans which were, and still are, expensive.

>> In fact Telstra drove down the lowest priced DSL to levels below
>> what their competitors were charging and they had to match those.

>>> Perhaps "fortune" is hyperbole,

>> No perhaps about it, $30/month is nothing even remotely resembling anything
>> like an absolute fortune. It is in fact what a basic phone service costs.

>>> but it's an expressive term to describe how expensive
>>> Bigpond and Telstra services in general are,

>> It is in fact a bare faced lie when its what a basic phone service costs.

> Quit trying to twist things.

I'm succeeding in rubbing your nose in your bare faced lies, actually.

> I'm talking about Telstra's overall charges for its products,
> whether it be internet, phone or mobile phone services.

That is another bare faced lie. Your original was clearly JUST about DSL1, you pathetic excuse for a lying bullshit
artist.


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