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Replacement AAA batteries for Panasonic DECT handset (KX-TCD300E) 
  Looking for replacement batteries ("P03P Ni-MH AAA Part No.HHR-4EPT" in manual), for 2 handsets. Handiest supplier would be in-town Argos, who do - inter alia - a 4-pack of 'Duracell Supreme AAA 1000mAh' for £11.69, also 4-pack 'Energizer AAA 1000mAh' for £9.79., but not the 'Panasonic' ones. Any reason why they should not be suitable?... more »
By Maurice Batey  - 7:08am - 6 new of 6 messages    

How to unlock lg kp 100 mobile? 
  On 4 Nov, 10:51, "zaman.2...@googlemail.com" <zaman. ...Please, i cant afford a new phone. Canm somoene please tell me how to unlock the lg phone i have now?
By zaman.2756@googlemail.com  - Nov 5 - 2 new of 2 messages    

Compliment for Smile (Co-op Bank) re unsolicited marketing 
  I've just applied for a Smile credit card. When I got the credit agreement this morning for signature (quite surprised it arrived in the post today, and I only got the e-mail acceptance yesterday: some post must be working!), there was a form to opt out of marketing (phone, post & e-mail). Well done, Smile/Co-op... more »
By Allan  - Nov 5 - 2 new of 2 messages    

The dreaded crackle 
  Hi Folks, I stumbled upon this forum whilst looking for an answer to my problem and hoped you might be able to help. Sorry if this has been covered before, I have tried looking through old posts but the other questions are not exactly the same as mine. A friend had a BT engineer round to her house because she had no... more »
By Bentleybloke  - Nov 5 - 4 new of 4 messages    

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By T  - Nov 4 - 2 new of 2 messages    

How smooth to switch from VM to BT? 
  How smooth is a switchover from VM to BT? I've had a landline from Virgin Media for many years but can't get Caller ID in my area. So I want to go to BT (or another phone company with Caller ID). I need to keep my number. How smooth is the switchover likely to be? Do I lose service for a long period?... more »
By mike  - Nov 4 - 14 new of 14 messages    

uk.telecom mini FAQ (weekly posting) 
  This is a weekly short posting giving brief details of where to find more information about the subject of uk.telecom: telecommunications in the UK. The FAQ for the group is available on the web at <URL:[link]> The FAQ is dated May 1996. This may seem out of date but the basics... more »
By uk.telecom-mini-...@aldie.co.uk  - Nov 4 - 1 new of 1 message    

I am on BT Basic, will 18185 work on my line? 
  My son is going to be staying with me for a few weeks, maybe 3 months, we don't know yet, but can he use 18185 seeing as my line has been converted to BT Basic? He wanted to use this line whilst he is with me for a few weeks. Thanks
By G Harvey  - Nov 3 - 7 new of 7 messages    

External NTE 
  Hi Any openreach engineers out there that may have access to one of the new External NTEs now being fitted at newbuild premises? Thanks
By buzby1958  - Nov 2 - 3 new of 3 messages    

Getting a rotary telephone working 
  Will a rotary telephone function on a cable line? Scenario : I've connected a 1950's rotary telephone to my Cablecom router, via the RJ11 line input. The telephone is connected to the RJ11 jack with the Cablecom RJ11->TT splitter which essentially presents two wires that map directly to the (only) two wires from the phone (red/black).... more »
By My FileStore  - Nov 2 - 14 new of 14 messages    

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