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One.Tel, operating within Australia (MCC 505), held the Mobile Network Code (MNC) 08. As a mobile network operator in the Oceanic region, One.Tel attempted to carve a space for itself in the competitive Australian telecommunications market, dominated by established players like Telstra and Optus. While details on exact network technology and coverage specifics for One.Tel are scarce now, given its operational history, historical records suggest a focus on GSM technologies during its active period, providing voice and limited data capabilities to subscribers. They focused on competitive pricing and targeted different demographics to their larger competitors. One.Tel's history, however, wasn't without its challenges. Eventually the company went into liquidation in 2001, a period which impacted many stakeholders in the Australian economy, including customers and investors. While no longer operational, One.Tel remains a significant part of the history of mobile telecommunications in Australia, illustrating the dynamism and risks inherent within the industry. Its legacy continues to be discussed in business and telecommunications circles, frequently as a case study in company management and market dynamics.