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Topic # 7624 28-Apr-2006 23:54
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I will be disconnecting it shortly, If there is interest i'd like to give it* to a fellow geekzoner otherwise into the general pool it goes.


*Disconnect it at the same time as new owner phones in and obtains it.

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Reply # 34348 1-May-2006 08:48
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paradoxsm: I will be disconnecting it shortly, If there is interest i'd like to give it* to a fellow geekzoner otherwise into the general pool it goes.

*Disconnect it at the same time as new owner phones in and obtains it.


Yebbut... can you actually make calls with it?

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Reply # 34780 4-May-2006 12:52
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Can you actually do this? Maybe woosh have a period of time that they wont allocate the old number out again for




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Reply # 35116 6-May-2006 22:44
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Hi there!

Im just in from Germany and stay for 3-4 month in Auckland. For this time I need a moderat internet connection to work on my german site www.neuWerk.biz.
I thinking about going to woosh - but they have only contracts for min 12 month....

You may sell the number and the modem, so that I can use it and when I have to go back I can get out of the contract without paying 99 Bucks???

Thanx



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Reply # 35138 7-May-2006 02:32
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Too late, I have disconnected it.

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Reply # 35163 7-May-2006 21:13
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Cry   Ok ....

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