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Wanted: cheap phone for kids that can only call numbers already stored on the sim

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Pete - 30 Jul 2005 07:14 GMT
I'm looking for a cheap mobile phone to use with an iSim prepaid sim
card (ie Optus GSM network) that can be configured to only dial numbers
that are already stored on the sim card, and nothing else.

I have an old Nokia 5110 that suggests it has this mode of operation,
but the way it's implemented means that you have to know and type in the
number, rather than select it from the phone book.  In fact, when the
phone is in this mode, you can't access the phone book at all.  This is
not what I want.

Hopefully, I've managed to explain exactly  what I'm looking for.  Can
anyone please suggest a suitable phone?

Thanks, Peter
Rhye Best - 30 Jul 2005 16:32 GMT
Fixed Dialing?

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> I'm looking for a cheap mobile phone to use with an iSim prepaid sim card
> (ie Optus GSM network) that can be configured to only dial numbers that
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> Thanks, Peter
jb - 31 Jul 2005 06:57 GMT
> Hopefully, I've managed to explain exactly  what I'm looking for.  Can
> anyone please suggest a suitable phone?

Use your 5110, set up speed dialling.
1 for credit, 2 for dad, etc etc.

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