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#75430 20-Jun-2007 22:13

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tr3v: I tried both formats and got the same result.... pip-pip-pip-pip, pip-pip-pip-pip...

Looks like it's 0064 for you then

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#77258 7-Jul-2007 16:32

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+ code dialing is really handy for roaming. Does anyone know if the Telstra CDMA network supports it so I dont have to change my numbers for aussie?

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#77260 7-Jul-2007 16:37

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adamj:
+ code dialing is really handy for roaming. Does anyone know if the Telstra CDMA network supports it so I dont have to change my numbers for aussie?

No Telstra does not support this feature.

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#77261 7-Jul-2007 16:44

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Well there goes the advantage in that. Its only ever really going to be an advantage for those people with the Dual CDMA/GSM phones then isnt it?

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#77263 7-Jul-2007 17:10

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adamj: Well there goes the advantage in that. Its only ever really going to be an advantage for those people with the Dual CDMA/GSM phones then isnt it?

Yes or you can use easyroam if you have a CDMA handset to convert your contacts to the local dialing format.

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#77267 7-Jul-2007 17:39

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I've used Easy roam and found it to be somewhat of a pain. Its screwed up 0800 numbers that ive had in my phone.

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