vodafone PXT to 027

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lance4k

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#2948 13-Dec-2004 11:16

someone told me Vodafone upgraded their system 2 or 3 weeks ago and NOW they can send a PXT form an 021 number to the 027 number.

jcr976

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#11000 14-Dec-2004 01:44

Unless you hear it from the service providers them self don't go adding wood to the fire, I'm sure if something like this was in place it would be on either service providers website.

aaronsylvestor

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#11158 18-Dec-2004 11:26

Unforunately you still can't send from an 021 to an 027. I rung telecom up and I asked them and they still said no so it is a real bummer that you can't do pxts from an 027 to a 021

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#12498 4-Feb-2005 17:43

theres this HUGE rumor that u can now altough its limited to the first 1000 customers who ring up and ask for that to be turned on in their fone

this is just a rumor, the truth may be far from this so i take no responsiblitlty

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#12502 4-Feb-2005 20:40

*cough*bullcrap*cough*

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#13210 28-Feb-2005 21:52

my theory:

vodafone will never agree to let telecom to cross platform MMS for one reason... telecom's handsets are cheaper at retail than vodafones.. if you could buy a telecom handset and send MMS to vodafone.. why would you need a vodafone handset?

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#13211 28-Feb-2005 22:35

Remember that CDMA and GSM are entirely different systems. I haven't heard of other networks doing it cross-platform (might be wrong, of course).

Then you have how much they should charge each other for sending messages across, etc.

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#13219 1-Mar-2005 09:35

At present this is being tested and successful messages are being transmited between the two. Once all the bugs are out they will launch the service

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#13220 1-Mar-2005 09:42

Where is the source of your information from, Do you work for TCNZ

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#13223 1-Mar-2005 16:55

Vodafone can't even get MMS working succesfully between NZ and Oz despite them being on the same platform. I suspect a NZ gateway is probably a way off still! :-)

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#13226 1-Mar-2005 18:10

I have no issues PXTing to my mate on vodafone OZ

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#13227 1-Mar-2005 19:01

It is not guaranteed 100%, even Vodafone will not guarantee delivery.:-(

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#13257 3-Mar-2005 14:13

ha ha ha ha ha ha! I heard a rumour that the government have special phones that cn do this already, but they won't release them to the public as it may lead to the complete breakdown of society!

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#13265 3-Mar-2005 18:04

Yeh mean!

its 3G time!

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#13273 4-Mar-2005 00:06

kids in the cheap seats keep quiet!

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#13274 4-Mar-2005 00:10

Now, come on, behave all of you...

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