I had been told that it was the model of phone I had. So I upgraded my phone. That wasn't the problem. Then I was told that it was the fault of my old SIM card. So I changed my SIM card. And, you guessed it... it wasn't the problem.
My brother-in-law recommended "3"... but I'm a fussy type... I went to the shop in Bluewater, and had a look at what was on offer. They had some pretty good tarrifs, but the phones available were rather grim. I was particularly keen on the camera facility, and wasn't prepared to settle for a lower specification than the one I had already.After visiting a few more phone shops, I found myself a new toy. So now I'm going to go and play!
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Congratulations!
But, Mac, if it's not your old SIM card's fault (it's not--what it was was a firmware error on the old handset, which can be fixed by an upgrade by the manufacturer), then can you a) get a refund for your 'new' SIM card; and b) get your old number back? I think you should!
I didn't pay for a new SIM...
...or a new number!
...and last time, by threatening to leave, I got a snazzy new phone for free (but this was partly because I thought it might be the original handset which was at fault, so I stayed with my mobile company)
I have now moved... and have got a new snazzy new phone, and once the PAC code has been registered, I get to keep my old number too!!
oh;' okeydoke. I misunderstood.
It seems you're a pretty snazzy shopper; you would be useful on my shopping trips! ;-)
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