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Topic # 13643 21-May-2007 19:01
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TelstraClear is launching a campaign called Vote PDQ, with the winner taking home a year of broadband (or dial-up) if you are a masochistic type.

The "voting form" is similar to the official New Zealand vote forms, and there are some serious (the "Pro Broadband" party) and funny (the "Citizens Against broadband" coalition).




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Reply # 71543 21-May-2007 19:13
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Hmm, from looking at the T&C's I cannot see anything that will make us cable users ineligible.

However when I put in my phone number it says....

Your phone number indicates that you may be on TelstraClear's residential cable network This means you have access to a range of superior broadband services. As a result, we are not able to offer you PDQ.


So can I join in the promotion or not?

Id love to win the dial-up service so I can get the cable and dial-up going together!


BTW I physically have two lines, so I dnt see why I couldnt?

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