Ideas on how to run down remaining credit on XT before moving networks

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#57942 1-Mar-2010 16:56

Anyone have any decent ideas on how a friend can run down his credit on his XT mobile without being wasteful? He isn't intending to park for a long time in a car park, or buy coke. Any other ideas on how you can use remaining prepaid XT credit?

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#303355 1-Mar-2010 16:59

How much credit are we speaking of?

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#303358 1-Mar-2010 17:00

I think something like $20. Not a lot

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#303364 1-Mar-2010 17:11

R18 channel on mobile TV Vodafone NZ have the playboy channel (so what I heard)

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#303365 1-Mar-2010 17:13

Do any charities receive more than $3 per TXT for donations? What TXT charities exist?

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#303368 1-Mar-2010 17:14

johnr: R18 channel on mobile TV Vodafone NZ have the playboy channel (so what I heard)

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#303369 1-Mar-2010 17:15

call a psychic hotline and ask them how long the problems will continue

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#303371 1-Mar-2010 17:16

Regs: call a psychic hotline and ask them how long the problems will continue

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#303372 1-Mar-2010 17:19

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#303380 1-Mar-2010 17:34

ahmad: Do any charities receive more than $3 per TXT for donations? What TXT charities exist?

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#303404 1-Mar-2010 18:22

how about calling up his friends and family (you know, what phones are intended for!)

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#303406 1-Mar-2010 18:25

They want to port earlier than they'd use up the credit. It would be a waste to call just for the sake of it.

Can you call 0900s from XT prepaid??

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#303423 1-Mar-2010 18:57

Don't think so, no. Most phone companies now bar 0900 numbers by default.

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#303424 1-Mar-2010 18:57

ahmad: Anyone have any decent ideas on how a friend can run down his credit on his XT mobile without being wasteful? He isn't intending to park for a long time in a car park, or buy coke. Any other ideas on how you can use remaining prepaid XT credit?

Can you buy coke??

That's pretty cool... i'd just buy a few bottles and be happy.

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#305546 8-Mar-2010 22:22

I'm actually interested in the same thing. How can you buy Coke with prepaid credit? It wouldn't be my first choice, but better than nothing.

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#306565 12-Mar-2010 12:11

michaelt: I'm actually interested in the same thing. How can you buy Coke with prepaid credit? It wouldn't be my first choice, but better than nothing.

I might be mistaken but I thought we had coke machines that accepted txt payment (possibly with surcharge)?

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