TelstraClear CDMA Mobile considered as on-net on Telecom?

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Topic # 38629 2-Aug-2009 20:45
I'm just a little unsure on this, but is TelstraClear's current CDMA Mobile service considered to be on the Telecom network (on-net)? Asking because Telecom XT (and the older CDMA plans) still have some on-/off-net pricing differences. Find me on Twitter! I posted 1, 2 x 10^3 times!

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Reply # 241585 2-Aug-2009 21:31
manhinli: I'm just a little unsure on this, but is TelstraClear's current CDMA Mobile service considered to be on the Telecom network (on-net)? Asking because Telecom XT (and the older CDMA plans) still have some on-/off-net pricing differences. Yes TCL CDMA is on net. However Telecom XT does not, with the exception of My Favourites, have any on net pricing on consumer plans. Business on net pricing extends to Share plans. nzbnw

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Reply # 241591 2-Aug-2009 21:43
nzbnw: manhinli: I'm just a little unsure on this, but is TelstraClear's current CDMA Mobile service considered to be on the Telecom network (on-net)? Asking because Telecom XT (and the older CDMA plans) still have some on-/off-net pricing differences. Yes TCL CDMA is on net. However Telecom XT does not, with the exception of My Favourites, have any on net pricing on consumer plans. Business on net pricing extends to Share plans. nzbnw I'm actually as surprised as you are (if you ever were ) as XT's new "One Rate" plans sounded like they only had "one rate".... but I found this little one: It doesn't matter that much. Thanks for answering my question Find me on Twitter! I posted 1, 2 x 10^3 times!

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Reply # 241595 2-Aug-2009 21:45
Umm I'll concede there, but voice, one rate :) nzbnw

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Reply # 241648 3-Aug-2009 00:02
There are "some" 1 on/off net plans for XT voice but they are not available to the general consumer base. 1, I know of one that gives 100 anytime minutes to Telecom numbers or 200 off-peak minutes to any NZ standard voice capable 021/022/023/027/028/029/03/04/06/07/09 number. SMS the number to 300, if the message states "on net" it's considered on net rates. (a Telstraclear 027 number I just tried comes in as "on net") My Compass MNVO number on the Vodafone network is considered "on net" to Vodafone callers and MMS traffic.