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lance4k

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#3836 9-Apr-2005 10:53

hi,

can sum1 tell me if i can top-up a vodafone NZ mobile that is roaming in the UK while I'm in New Zealand.(top-up via ATM machine)?

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#14105 9-Apr-2005 16:37

Easiest way is just to use the TXT topup service, buy the person a card, TXT them the code and get them to forward it to the TXT topup number.

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#14106 9-Apr-2005 17:58

You can also top up online using a credit card if I remember... and probably using their new top up service via bank cards soon, even while roaming.

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#14110 10-Apr-2005 00:22

Well it depends what bank you are with to start with, Why not just go buy a recharge card and ring vodafone give them the mobile number and then the recharge card number and bobs ya uncle done.

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#14118 10-Apr-2005 10:48

The issue is that if you're in the UK you can't just walk into a store and buy a Vodafone NZ recharge card! Ringing Vodafone NZ and paying by credit card is the easiest way but means calling NZ to do that, which is why the TXT topup is handy.

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#14120 10-Apr-2005 13:27

What he was meaning is that if they ring the 0800 800 021 number, the person in NZ can top up on your behalf.

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