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Slam
09/07/2008 02:45 PM
I got an invite to this since I pre-orded 2 handsets but since then I have been sent the pricing from Optus which includes Apple's own terms and conditions. The pricing for calls is a joke...in some cases 3x the rates I am currently on with Telstra! They must think Apple fans are morons as well as passionate. We are not. I'll be getting a phone elsewhere and not paying their "iPhone plan" prices. Beware!
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