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6 .. 9 Jul. 2019 correspondence with Vodafone, using their ordinary email address – support@vodafone.com.au. …………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………… A question or a comment? Email us at info@questionsmisc.info.

See the Wikipedia article on 5G. See this quote from this article. In simple terms, it seems to us that if readers are connected to the internet, (which they obviously must be, otherwise they wouldn’t be able to read this … Continue reading →

Using the ordinary email address – northmead@officeworks.com.au – an email was sent to the Officeworks store at Northmead, NSW, on 19 Jun. 2019, saying. This was received the next day from the store manager. This was responded to the next … Continue reading →

Telstra seems to be everywhere on the internet lately, as though a new Telstra is on the way. Some of the articles on it just make us laugh – like this one, by Andrew Penn, it’s CEO, (since 1 May … Continue reading →

Further to this post, the letter shown below was sent 11 days ago to someone we’ve found quite helpful in the past – and it hasn’t even been acknowledged, let alone responded to!!! Why? Does he not know the answer? … Continue reading →

We’ve been saying for years that the secret to success in our work and private lives is to surround ourselves with the best information and the best experts in the whole wide world. These days, the way we say it … Continue reading →

Story 1. In 1962 a Sydney accountancy firm bought a calculating machine, and got quite a lot of publicity for doing so – it was about the size of a small car, and cost about as much as a small … Continue reading →

We started a previous post on the NBN with, “Will the NBN scandal ever go away?” And now we have this!!! and this:- and this:- Could these things be possibly true – (1) that a third of the people on … Continue reading →

An email sent a few minutes ago, (on Thu. 7 Jun 2018,) to someone who comes over on the internet as a technology expert:- A Mon, 18 Jun 2018 update: Our email hasn’t even been acknowledged.

More and more there’s all this great technology out there that has the potential to change our personal and work lives dramatically, in terms of their effectiveness, their efficiency, their convenience, their richness and their enjoyment, if it becomes part … Continue reading →