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Nope, didn't work.
"Ummm.... none of that makes any sense... how can u use Virgin,
T-Mobile and O2 on the same phone"
With a tri-band phone. Mine does it. In answer to Herr Dark Wolf problem, whats o2 text thingy, a bolt on?
Until you tell us more I would guess a: Your not getting a signal, go upstairs, b: Virgin being owned by Richard barnson is rubbish and has crashed, or c: Maybe your O2 text thingy (what ever it might be) doesn't work with virgin (as alot of things don't) and you should cancel it.
Sounds kinda stupid, but check you don't need to download settings to your phone to use the O2 txt
"How do you cancel the 02 free texts thing? and what's a bolt on?"
You usually cancel by either ringing up or texting something like STOP(your service) to a specific number. A bolt on is a paid service packet to add on to pay as yougo mobiles but I don't think thats the problem here (as they usually only work with O2 mobiles). What did you sign up for, the Txt Alerts? Note: Your link wasn't very helpful
You children are some stupid fecks.
Triband means it works on 3 mobile phone bands, i.e. different wave-lengths. Not three different networks. That would be spaccy, but so are you, so it's ok.
> Triband means it works on 3 mobile phone bands, i.e. different
> wave-lengths. Not three different networks. That would be spaccy, but
> so are you, so it's ok
We'll mines tri-band and works on 3 different networks so excuse me from forming that conclusion. Azul XXX and HHAT, maybe you would like to help rather than being so arogant and crtiical
> This thread really does justify the view that the majority of typical
> fone users are inept morons.
I am a cretin at phones. That's why I'm asking for help.
Contact customer services.