Woolworths becomes a mobile telco

By AAP on 03 August 2009

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Topics: caltex, mobile, optus, woolworths

Comments (4)

Lollies commented on 28/12/2009 18:13

Is Trying to find out how toget a Puk code for my new phone

Can any one help?
Lollies commented on 28/12/2009 18:03

Is Trying to find out how toget a Puk code for my new phone

Can any one help?
QWERTY commented on 10/08/2009 18:45

Hmmm.....I might think about getting that...depends on how long the credit lasts for.
Interesting move, though, for Woolworths. They are the last company I would have expected to move into telecommunications.
Lollies commented on 28/12/2009 18:13

Um I got one mine is $20 for 3 months but i think you can different one like $20 Each month

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