T-Mobile Help Wanted

Silverfox · 09-01-2003, 23:34

I have a new Smsung T100 on the T-Mobile network. Having never used T-Mobile previously. i need the following info please..............

Default code for pin changing

Number to display balance

Number to display my own number.

I got nothing in the box to explain these things.

Thanx in anticipation

[COLOR=silver]SILVERFOX[/COLOR]

10-01-2003, 00:45

Well, I think the number for your balance [i]was[/i[ 121, but it has since changed. i think if you call it, it will tell you the number. one way to display your number is to call another mobile or landline and do a 1471. i can't help you on the pin im afraid.

Quackers · 10-01-2003, 10:22

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Number to display balance

Andy was kinda right, it was in the days of One2One, but its been 150 since they went T-Mobile. So dial 150 and listen., she tells all.

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Number to display my own number.

There is not one. Its on that bit of plastic your Sim Card snapped out of. Or do as andy says ring the land line and do 1471 or ring another mobile.

Quote:

Default code for pin changing

Now thats somthing that should be in the manual!

Silverfox · 10-01-2003, 14:14

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Originally posted by ripsaw82
Andy was kinda right, it was in the days of One2One, but its been 150 since they went T-Mobile. So dial 150 and listen., she tells all.

There is not one. Its on that bit of plastic your Sim Card snapped out of. Or do as andy says ring the land line and do 1471 or ring another mobile.

Now thats somthing that should be in the manual!

Don`t the robbing bleeders charge you for ringing 150 ? 25p per call i believe.

What about displaying the account balance ? Nothing in the manual all.

[COLOR=silver]SILVERFOX[/COLOR]

Quackers · 10-01-2003, 15:05

You cannot display your balance, ONLY HEAR IT, by dialing 150. No you do not get charged to dial 150. You only get charged to speak to a customer service advisor at 25p. Pay as you go only, contract customers do not pay anything.

Silverfox · 10-01-2003, 16:49

Cheers everyone. I have come to the conclusion that t-mobile have a very limited offering regarding services offered.

Back to orange for me [£10 to get the phone unlocked].

Actually, my daughter seems to be on the best network. 02 have been excellent. Some of the other networks have got worse since they re-invented themselves with new brand names.

[COLOR=silver]SILVERFOX[/COLOR]

Quackers · 10-01-2003, 16:57

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Cheers everyone. I have come to the conclusion that t-mobile have a very limited offering regarding services offered.

They have features that other networks have never had, but you have to be on a contract to experience those...

Thats the whole idea of Pay as you go, a simpltons service

09-01-2003, 23:34	#1
Silverfox Banned User Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: At Home Posts: 110	T-Mobile Help Wanted I have a new Smsung T100 on the T-Mobile network. Having never used T-Mobile previously. i need the following info please.............. Default code for pin changing Number to display balance Number to display my own number. I got nothing in the box to explain these things. Thanx in anticipation [COLOR=silver]SILVERFOX[/COLOR]

10-01-2003, 00:45	#2
Pingu Posts: n/a	Well, I think the number for your balance [i]was[/i[ 121, but it has since changed. i think if you call it, it will tell you the number. one way to display your number is to call another mobile or landline and do a 1471. i can't help you on the pin im afraid.

10-01-2003, 10:22	#3
Quackers Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Staffordshire Posts: 4,665	Quote: Number to display balance Andy was kinda right, it was in the days of One2One, but its been 150 since they went T-Mobile. So dial 150 and listen., she tells all. Quote: Number to display my own number. There is not one. Its on that bit of plastic your Sim Card snapped out of. Or do as andy says ring the land line and do 1471 or ring another mobile. Quote: Default code for pin changing Now thats somthing that should be in the manual!

10-01-2003, 14:14	#4
Silverfox Banned User Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: At Home Posts: 110	Quote: Originally posted by ripsaw82 Andy was kinda right, it was in the days of One2One, but its been 150 since they went T-Mobile. So dial 150 and listen., she tells all. There is not one. Its on that bit of plastic your Sim Card snapped out of. Or do as andy says ring the land line and do 1471 or ring another mobile. Now thats somthing that should be in the manual! Don`t the robbing bleeders charge you for ringing 150 ? 25p per call i believe. What about displaying the account balance ? Nothing in the manual all. [COLOR=silver]SILVERFOX[/COLOR]

10-01-2003, 15:05	#5
Quackers Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Staffordshire Posts: 4,665	You cannot display your balance, ONLY HEAR IT, by dialing 150. No you do not get charged to dial 150. You only get charged to speak to a customer service advisor at 25p. Pay as you go only, contract customers do not pay anything.

10-01-2003, 16:49	#6
Silverfox Banned User Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: At Home Posts: 110	Cheers everyone. I have come to the conclusion that t-mobile have a very limited offering regarding services offered. Back to orange for me [£10 to get the phone unlocked]. Actually, my daughter seems to be on the best network. 02 have been excellent. Some of the other networks have got worse since they re-invented themselves with new brand names. [COLOR=silver]SILVERFOX[/COLOR]

10-01-2003, 16:57	#7
Quackers Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Staffordshire Posts: 4,665	Quote: Cheers everyone. I have come to the conclusion that t-mobile have a very limited offering regarding services offered. They have features that other networks have never had, but you have to be on a contract to experience those... Thats the whole idea of Pay as you go, a simpltons service

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