Yes, most sims have a "connect by date" printed on the packaging!
Gold numbers what makes them so expensive ?
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Originally Posted by JasonWatkins:
“A mate of mine's number ends in 888 but he's had it for about 15 years ..
One of the more extreme examples .. 9 offers though ..
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VIP-Sim-Card-G...item1e6117d10a”
“A mate of mine's number ends in 888 but he's had it for about 15 years ..
One of the more extreme examples .. 9 offers though ..
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VIP-Sim-Card-G...item1e6117d10a”
What's the highest offer so far, as I haven't got an eBay log in?
Originally Posted by jra:
“What's the highest offer so far, as I haven't got an eBay log in?”
“What's the highest offer so far, as I haven't got an eBay log in?”
It doesn't say, it just says declined
When Family Mobile (IKEA) started up, you could have up to 5 SIM cards at £10 each, and they had a system whereby you could choose your own number if available.
I was able to obtain
xxxxxx45678 twice
xxxxxx23456 once
xxxxxx67890 once
After transferring all balances to one main FM number, I have since transferred two to GiffGaff and one to Orange with PAC's, my Orange is still on Original PAYG, so I get 5 free texts a day till 2016.
(The year, not the time !)
I just use them once every 80 days to keep them current.
I was able to obtain
xxxxxx45678 twice
xxxxxx23456 once
xxxxxx67890 once
After transferring all balances to one main FM number, I have since transferred two to GiffGaff and one to Orange with PAC's, my Orange is still on Original PAYG, so I get 5 free texts a day till 2016.
(The year, not the time !)
I just use them once every 80 days to keep them current.
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