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Anyone having problems with T Mobile (receiving calls)
Have just found out there is a fault on the T Mobile network whereby noone will be able to receive phone calls - When I called I was told it was a national fault, which they became aware of at 16:56hrs and no timescale for fix
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Fine here in Essex no problems at all
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I received a phone call on my T-mobile phone around that time so it's fine in London
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seems to have sorted itself out now
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on the subject of receiving calls on any tmobile phone. My Mum has a T Mobile Phone and I was in the kitchen just 15 minutes ago when her phone rung, it came up as 'Private Number calling' - Obviously I didnt answer it and simply turned the phone off but my Auntie has had this problem before whereas she received mobile calls at 5.30 in the morning and she was silly enough to answer it (so they called every night after the first call) and she said that she could her sort of pub background noise.
But anyway, can you get 'cold calls' on a mobile and do they scam you into wasting your credit if you answer? |
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It sounds like someone with holding their number and calling. If they call you you're not wasting anything as they are paying for the call.
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if its becoming a problem i would suggest calling t mobile directly after each call to log it as a nuisance call then if you need to go to the police regarding it
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