I'm on Orange Pay as you go and have a Nokia 3330e.  I have been using
WAP since I got the phone in 2002 but when I try it says 'Number not in
Use'.

Could somebody prove a point for me.
I'm currently roaming in Italy, using a work mobile on o2 network (Back
in UK)
I've called a couple of friends a few times back in England (They are

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welcome to you
Do you have an hour from your time ?
Do you want sailing in a different world ?

Had a good look round for an in car holder suitable for a Motorola V3 in an
open position.
Ebay did turn up a few results but the cheapest was £6.
Had a google and found one for £5.

needed for a friend to connect his laptop to the internet for short
term use whilst checking websites at work. Can use his v635 and BT USB
adapter or one of those GSM/GPRS PC Cards - all he needs is the SIM so
which is best guys and gals....

It's been announced that O2 IRL are to drop roaming charges to Northern
Ireland as well as for business accounts for roaming in the UK.  I wonder
if O2 UK will do likewise.

Am I missing something really obvious here?
Is there any way I can speed up the operation of switching Bluetooth on and
off?
All that going through Control Panel, etc, is a pain, but I don't want to

Its an Online one and a good deal
600 X network mins and 1000 text for £20 but I don't seem to be using
it as much now and wanted to move to a PAYG

OK, fed up with using thunderbird for newsreading....what do you all
recommend please??

Any way to turn up the radio volume?

I am going to have to upgrade my phone as the Motorola V66 that I have been
using for nearly 4 years seems to have given up. (Replaced battery; new
one often has problems charging; phone now lights up and makes noises
when power applied but no screen display and no functionality.)

Searched the web. Searched ebay. Even asked t-mobile. Where can I buy
another battery cover to fit on the back?
Mine's broken where I dropped the device (only had it less than a day!)
and i can't glue it back because of the way the plastic flexes when you

I'm on PAYG 'cos I don't use my phone that much for outgoing calls. The
handset's getting a bit old and battered now though, so I'm thinking about
getting one of those free line rental deals with a new phone, then
cancelling the minute the 12-month contract comes to and end (and

I'm thinking of going with T-Mobile's Self Service option where you save
£2 per month by managing your account online.  This results in calls to
CS being charged at 50p per minute with a max £5 per call.  Over an 18
month contract, the saving could be up to £36 by going with this ...

My daughter went into Dixon's and bought a BT headset £19.99. She paid with
a £20 note.
The operative did not put the note into the till but into a Velcro wallet
under the till.