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Telstra has opened the doors to its largest retail outlet and CNET.com.au was on hand at the grand unveiling.
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Crowning the entrance to the T[Life] store is an enormous 22x2.5-metre LED display giving the corner of Bourke and Swanstone Streets a feeling akin to Broadway in New York City.
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Telstra has thrown the covers off three new stores in Melbourne including the company's largest retail outlet located in the heart of Melbourne's CBD.
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scooter
27/06/2008 04:55 PM
Clearly they are so smart they don't need books....the shelves are all empty.
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hrc1079
27/06/2008 05:50 PM
Now Telstra customers can finally see where Telstra spend all the extra money they get from charging ridiculous rates! Give me 3 any day!
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no one you know!
08/07/2008 07:58 PM
i think telstra have done a great job with this new store. I hate buying things before i get to try it out and thier service is great
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whaaa?
15/07/2008 01:09 PM
Three? hahaah what a joke, there lack of service is appaulling, cheap plans for a cheap company with bad service, you ripper hahaha
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