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It depends on people's financial circumstances. https://www.telstra.com.au/exchange/helping-customers-say-goodbye-to-3G

About time this country kept up with the rest of the world. Now the mobile phone companies have set another deadline with this they should keep to it and not change it again. Some other countries switched off their 3G two years ago. Two of the big four mobile phone companies in the UK switched...

I'll be getting my first $75 off my next Origin bill in the next couple of weeks.👍 Seems like some people are only happy if they're complaining about something. 🙄

What a ridiculous story. I tap my card with every transaction I make and never been overcharged. All transactions go straight on my phone notifications so I can check them there. I don't normally get receipts. (Woolies go straight on the app) Also goes on bank account (straight away, not a...

Instead of moaning about the expensive one, they can buy this one for $1.70 less or just buy extra large which are cheaper.

Hope she's been doing her school work while she's there? What will her qualifications be after this for the big wide world? Playing on a skateboard won't pay the bills.

Not bothered. I don't give to any charity.

People have been told for years about this particular scam. It takes seconds to look things up these days. This is just one warning going back to 2022. https://www.accc.gov.au/media-release/accc-warning-of-suspicious-messages-as-hi-mum-scams-spike

Don't need science and experts. I just keep it in the fridge anyway.

" With the latest update, cameras can detect a car's registration status as they zoom by." So they've just upgraded them to ANPR cameras? A bit behind the times. Most places have had those for ages. And the one in a police car is always live.

The best company to use for this, which I've used for years and often sent money to England, is Wise.👍 https://wise.com/

Must have been a 'one off' error. I've found that automatic weighing quite good. It knows what I'm buying before I've even had a chance to look it up. :)

Other than the silly reasons about not using self serve like all the other sheep quote, :rolleyes: it's a choice for people that want to be quicker and do it themselves. I try to use them as much as possible.

I'm not bothered if they offer less manned checkouts. I avoid them if I can. I go to Aldi as well anyway, especially now they've got a lot of space on their self checkouts.

So you have to pay by card. Big deal.:rolleyes: Even if its only a few dollars what difference does it make? It's still coming out of your bank account whether its cash or card. I paid for something that only cost $3 this morning by card. Never even gave it another thought.

Firstly, those Aldi self serve checkouts are the best out of the supermarkets now. I done a small trolley with 30 items yesterday. :) After I've put all my shopping in that space, and paid for it, I put it back in the trolley, then put it in boxes I've got in my car boot. And do the same at the...

Who would go to a terrorist country that is trying to take part in a war that's got nothing to do with them? 🤬 And their food is revolting as well. Another country wasting money on weapons and not their people. 🙄 God bless🇮🇱🙂

There's one in Warrawong NSW. Only been open a year, but I've never been to it, so have been no use to their income.

I don't really like those self serve conveyors. You put your stuff on to scan then have to run after it the other end to pack it.😁 At the moment I prefer Aldi's self serve. They've got a lot of room to put everything after scanning. I done 30 items yesterday👍 And I can see myself on the little...

A discount? 😂😂 Another phrase from the self serve haters handbook. You've had to take all the goods off the shelves yourself, put them in the trolley yourself, put them on the conveyor yourself. Luckily they pack your bags in Australia. Don't go to the UK. It's unheard of there. And what...