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#10441 22-Nov-2006 14:33
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I have an old 025 phone here that I want to use all the airtime up on since its becoming useless soon.

Anyway, i dont want people to call me back on it since it still has the orig users voicemail on it and I dont have the password for it and cant face dealing with telecom over it. 0197 doesnt work, any idea what does?

edit - tried *67 - no joy, also tried #31# and thats no good either  




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#53242 22-Nov-2006 16:40
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Getting a Voicemail pin reset is quite simple, just visit your local Telecom Dealer and they will action this for you. Takes only a few miniutes.

As far as I know 0197 should work via PSTN or Mobile networks. Call 0197083219, it should tell you, your phone number has been withheld.

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  #53454 24-Nov-2006 00:52
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i would just like to add. it cots 1.39$ to call that number just a help full tip

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  #53455 24-Nov-2006 02:43
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I tried 0197 today and it worked, so its a mystery why it didnt work when I tried it before posting this.






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  #53460 24-Nov-2006 07:55
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maybe you accidentally tried 0196 ? (Which displays the ID if yours is permanently blocked.)







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  #53539 24-Nov-2006 17:55
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No, went back thru the history and it was there correctly dialed, who knows eh...




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