[vicsireland] Re: Vodafone and Talks

  • From: "noreenmeagher" <noreenmeagher@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <vicsireland@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 6 Jun 2006 20:32:52 -0100

Hi Brian,
Obviously Vodafone did not seem to be aware that this could be a problem, otherwise the keypad tones would have been switched off when you looked at my phone. As I already said my phone was sent back three times with the same hanging fault and eventually they replaced the phone, which was the one I had at the Am. It sure would have saved me a lot of hassle between going in and out to Limerick, Licence expired and then Talks missing altogether. Anyway all is well that ends well and hopefully others might benefit from knowing this option is there.
Finally, thanks again and I think the Chairman will make sure your head won't get too big(*smile*).
Noreen M.


----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian Dalton" <Brian.Dalton@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <vicsireland@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2006 11:17 AM
Subject: [vicsireland] Re: Vodafone and Talks



Hi Noreen and all,

Thanks for the compliment, my head won't be able to fit through that big door now *smile*

the ONLY ajustment i made to your phone, was
1. Press the menu button.
2. arrow down to tools and press select.
3. arrow to profiles and press select.
4. select a profile from the list, (normally general) butwill work for any one.
5. select personalise when you are on the profile you want to change.
6. arrow to keypad tones and press select.
7. you have a number of options here, and i selected keypad tones off.
8. press the back key until you come back to the main screen.


keypad tones often clash with talks and cause it to hang.
Note, this is for the 6630 model. these steps may vary slightly depending on what model of phone you have.


Brian.

Brian.
noreenmeagher@xxxxxxxxxx 05/31/06 12:05 >>>
Hi Ulla,
Have to agree with everything you say.  The difficulty I had with Vodafone
was that the Nokia 6630 which I purchased last September for 300?, has been
back three times with the same fault and finally, they had to replace the
phone about a month ago.  However, I requested that they put the latest
version of Talks on the replacement  phone but no such luck.  at least, from
what you say the 2.01 version of Talks works better on the 6630 phone than
the N 70.
I should add as a warning to others that each time the phone came back from
repair there was a difficulty with Talks.  The first time I was getting a
message saying "Licence has expired" and I had to get assistance from Stuart
to sort the problem out.  The second time Talks was missing altogether and
the phone had to be returned which took a further three weeks to have
sorted.  Anyway, I am glad to say that following a further adjustment by
that clever fellow called Brian Dalton when I met him at the AGM my phone is
now at last very satisfactory!!  This is just a warning to others, that if
their phone is in for repair, just to check before you leave the shop that
Talks is working properly as it might save another journey back to the shop.
Kind regards,
Noreen M.


---- Original Message ----- From: "Ulla Quayle" <ulla.quayle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "VICS" <vicsireland@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, May 29, 2006 7:45 AM
Subject: [vicsireland] Vodafone and Talks



Hi Everyone

I just wanted to drop a mail to the list to make members aware of
something which I was quite disappointed about, although not totally
surprised if I'm honest.

Having now become a permanent resident in Dublin, I felt it was about
time I got a Vodafone Ireland contract as just having a UK contract was
a bit awkward with all the roaming charges etc.  I went into the
Vodafone store on Henry Street in Dublin to see what they could do for
me.  I have to say that the staff were incredibly helpful and I ended up
ordering a Nokia N70.  With the contract I got, the phone worked out at
?229 but I ordered it up anyway and was due to collect it a few days
later.

As the N70 is one of the newest phones in the Nokia range, I had hoped,
rather naively, that Vodafone would have put the latest version of Talks
onto it.  I should have known better though.  When it came, the phone
did have Talks installed but unfortunately it has version 2.01 which
isn't particularly brilliant with the N70.  It works but it doesn't
always read some of the menus properly.  For example, when you are
trying to add a new contact it can't seem to read parts of that menu.

Anyway, the phone is lovely and seems very easy and straightforward to
use.  My gripe is that there is such an old version of Talks installed
on such a new and up to date phone.  Maybe I'm being a little harsh on
Vodafone but I feel if we are spending so much money on a phone like
this, the least they can do is update the software.  It now means that
anyone getting these phones will need to get the latest version of Talks
(which is another ?40 on top of what they paid for the phone.  To me,
this doesn't seem fair.

Sorry for the rant first thing on a Monday morning.

Best wishes.

Ulla




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