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"Marzman.. but a professional did fix it see. However its now mucked up again"
Yeah but not very well, and it turned out not to be a problem with the phone. But if 'I did fix it however its mucked up again' is acceptable I'll have to try using that one
> Tomoose wrote:
> That reminds me, they're putting up a 20m mobile phone mast just at
> the top of my street.
>
> A big mother then. Did they ask your permission? The mobile phone
> companys have to by law- but I bet they didn't
We didnt know a thing about it, until there was an article in our local paper, loads of people are really upset with it. They tried to fob them off by saying the power of it is no greater than a taxi radio transmitter or whatever. But then again taxi radios dont emit high frequency microwaves do they. *fumes*
Herr Dark Wolf I will advise you if virgin mobiles are anything like virgin internet. You'll take ages in getting it fixed
Herr Dark Wolf wrote:
> I just went to The Carphone Warehouse, and they sorted it out for me.
> I had the original Virgin Mobile service back and it started working
> again. But then it mucked up AGAIN and I did the select network
> thingy and I found T-Mobile network. Then it started working again.
> But then it mucked up again, and now I'm gonna ring up Virgin Mobile.
> If this continues, I'm just gonna have to get another SIM card.
> It's working now (my phone)
Hey, don't you love richard branson :)
> That reminds me, they're putting up a 20m mobile phone mast just at
> the top of my street.
A big mother then. Did they ask your permission? The mobile phone companys have to by law- but I bet they didn't