I recently spent a week in India. I attempted many calls back to the UK
without success, or so I thought.  However, Orange take the view that a
call that presented me with silence (no tones), or a dropped call before
I got ring tone still count as calls and have billed me £1 ...

I'm considering starting a contract with 3, and would quite like to use a
Nokia E51.  Am I likely to face any issues buying a SIM-free one and putting
a 3 SIM in it?  One eBay seller states that they think this won't work, for
unspecified reasons...

Orange roaming for PAYG appears to be going backwards.
PAYG roaming in Singapore no longer works. Orange customer service are
unaware of the problem and their final solution was to move to another
network (Voda PAYG works just fine on all 3 Singapore networks). A

I have finally got my E61 set up with sipgate
They gave me a 01964 number to access it which is free from kingston
communications 01482 area
Now if I turn my sip on my mobile and im in devon if my mate rings my

Is it possible to use an old Orange SIM (circa 5 years) with a new
Orange PAYG handset and just ignore the new, as yet unused SIM ?
The user (not me and I'm doing this remotely!) keeps getting asked for
a security code.  12345 doesn't work,  yet when the old SIM is moved

I'm looking for an orange sim card with the OVP Virgin tariff.  I've
looked on ebay and the net but havent found any for sale....any ideas
where I can find one?
Thanks

Is there any (preferably free) software which will allow me to send a
text from my Sony Ericsson K800i at a given time so i dont forget to
send it ?
Cheers

I have been a contract customer with Orange for over 10yrs, for at
least the last three of which i have been a "band 5" customer. I dont
often phone 150 but when i do i have always recieved (usually) good
service.

I know that changing the IMEI is not legal in the UK.
So, is anything else not legal?  What are the advantages of updating
firmware, or de-branding?
Which phones are easier to do this stuff on?

I'm using a Nokia N80 on Orange PAYG.
It currently diverts after 10 seconds of ringing to my answerphone.
Although the N80 gives me options to increase this to 30 seconds(under call
divert), if I try to do this - it errors saying it can't do it.

Argh,
I'm fed up with Vrigin Mobile.
- Website that doesn't work properly ('Oops, something seems to have gone
wrong...')

Our company travels a lot around Europe and we're currently looking at
options for wireless broadband, none of which are so good as to make us go
"yup, that's the one".
The Vodafone £25 a month for unlimited looks good for the UK but it's always

I've somehow managed to join a premium rate quiz system. I suspect it's
either something to do with an Apple ad or maybe signing up to Nokia text
service for a festival. Either way, either I didn't read the small print or
it was never there but I had a series of about 10 text ...

<http://www.o2.co.uk/iphone/o2tariffsforiphone>
So it looks like O2 have decided their old iPhone tariffs weren't attractive
enough and realised that minutes and texts are more important for most users
before worrying about "extras" (inclusive or not) like unlimited data and

I have a Nokia N95 on T Mob. and want to use my Virgin Media (@ntlworld)
email account.
I can receive email using my incoming mail server (pop.ntlworld.com), but
cannot send email using my (smtp.ntlworld.com) outgoing server, the phone