Re: NBN Fibre to the Node (FTTN) - What does it mean to us?
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A new issue discovered. The NBN has locked telephone override numbers. For example if I am with Telstra, I could previously use a override number if I wanted a call to be charged to another company (e.g. Veetel). With NBN this no longer possible. You sign a contract with one of the ISPs and you are locked in with them for 100% of the IT and telecommunication services. Thanks Krudd.
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2016 FG X XR6 - 6 speed manual
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2009 FG XR6 - 6 speed auto
2006 BF MkII XT ESP - 6 speed auto
2003 BA XT V8 - 5 speed manual
1999 AU Forte - 5 speed manual
1997 EL Fairmont - 4 speed auto
1990 EAII Fairmont Ghia - 4 speed auto
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