Thanks
Stu
What's the phone? Some (notably not Nokia) have an option to display the
SIM's phone number - all my Motorolas do.
(My V500 will even display the number on start-up.)
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This happens when you have [a phone and] a SIM, no unlock code and you don't
know the number.
If you DO know the number then you can get the PUK code from O2's web site.
If you don't know the number or the unlock code then some advice re sex and
travel is appropriate...
If you're getting rid of the phone, why do you want to know?
I'm guessing you could put £5 on it, which is not too much to lose?
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Richard Faulkner
> If you're getting rid of the phone, why do you want to know?
>
> I'm guessing you could put £5 on it, which is not too much to lose?
>
£5 on o2?
Thought minimum was £10
Whatever <g>
I was guessing. It's still not the end of the world.
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Richard Faulkner
a buyer wont want your number they will get their own sim............with a
NEW number.
Does your phone not allow you to view your own number? I think all the ones
I've had allow you to view your own number. On my 6610i it is in Contacts >
My Numbers. A T68i has it under Phone book > Special numbers > My numbers.
An OT756 has it under Call log > My numbers.
G.