WTB: 9 digit VF number

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tardtasticx

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#189461 30-Dec-2015 16:39

Hi hi.

Wanting to ditch my current 0288 number from Black + White Mobile for various reasons, and since I'm doing that I thought I'd try grab a short, easier to remember number while I'm at it.

It seems Vodafone are the only ones issuing 9 digit (including the 021) mobile numbers, so thats the way to go. Except you can only get those on pay monthly accounts, and I get a better deal on my existing prepaid service.

Has anyone got a 9 digit active SIM they'd like to sell/gift/swap for something else?

Cheers,
Sam.

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#1459120 30-Dec-2015 16:39

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#1459144 30-Dec-2015 16:58

What os the difference in remembering a 9 digit compared a 10 digit?

I have a 10 digit, it has a pattern on 021-xx-xx-xxx, Where the two lots of two are Sequential numbers. given the pattern its insanely easy to remember.

I would be seeking a number that holds something your memory will stick to rather than worrying about having an extra digit.

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tardtasticx

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#1459148 30-Dec-2015 17:03

hio77: What os the difference in remembering a 9 digit compared a 10 digit?

I have a 10 digit, it has a pattern on 021-xx-xx-xxx, Where the two lots of two are Sequential numbers. given the pattern its insanely easy to remember.

I would be seeking a number that holds something your memory will stick to rather than worrying about having an extra digit.

Yah I mean I'm not terribly bothered about it but if I can get a shorter number while I'm at it I might as well. Otherwise I'll just grab a new one through Spark if ever.

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#1459173 30-Dec-2015 17:35

DM sent I can help out here easy

John

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#1459194 30-Dec-2015 17:43

Hi John thanks for that, got your pm.

Replying now :-)