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I had to phone o2 customer services today...after pushing a couple of
buttons I got through to a nice lady who sorted out my problem with a sim
card...just thought I would let you all know...good service...

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On Friday "jim.gm4dhj" wrote:

> just thought I would let you all know...good service...

Me too - got a better upgrade deal than I imagined I would do - that
was on Wednesday morning. New phone arrived lunch time today!

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Bryan Anderson <[email protected]>

"Bryan Anderson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Friday "jim.gm4dhj" wrote:
>
>> just thought I would let you all know...good service...
>
> Me too - got a better upgrade deal than I imagined I would do - that
> was on Wednesday morning. New phone arrived lunch time today!
>
> --
> Bryan Anderson <[email protected]>

Must be Xmas!

"jim.gm4dhj" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>I had to phone o2 customer services today...after pushing a couple of
>buttons I got through to a nice lady who sorted out my problem with a sim
>card...just thought I would let you all know...good service...

Well they STILL owe me £100 cash back from a few years ago, and they'd never
do anything I asked until the third time I'd called them. So you must be
very, very lucky.

"Rich Wilson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> "jim.gm4dhj" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>>I had to phone o2 customer services today...after pushing a couple of
>>buttons I got through to a nice lady who sorted out my problem with a sim
>>card...just thought I would let you all know...good service...
>
> Well they STILL owe me £100 cash back from a few years ago, and they'd
> never do anything I asked until the third time I'd called them. So you
> must be very, very lucky.
>
Lucky Jim...that is me.....

On Sat, 17 Dec 2005 08:25:59 GMT, "jim.gm4dhj"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>Lucky Jim...that is me.....

Hey Jim,

Did you know that O2 have 1800Mhz microcells?

O2's polluted as well you see :-)


R.

>
> Hey Jim,
>
> Did you know that O2 have 1800Mhz microcells?
>
> O2's polluted as well you see :-)
>
>
> R.
>
Yes but T mobile and Orange don't have any 900Mhz cells........

On Sun, 18 Dec 2005 12:55:47 GMT, "jim.gm4dhj"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>Yes but T mobile and Orange don't have any 900Mhz cells........

Wash your mouth out Jim, using (1800Mhz) names like that :-)

R.

"Rufus Stone" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 18 Dec 2005 12:55:47 GMT, "jim.gm4dhj"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Yes but T mobile and Orange don't have any 900Mhz
> > cells........
>
> Wash your mouth out Jim, using (1800Mhz) names like that
> :-)
>
> R.

What makes me laugh is that Jim claims to be a radio amateur, but he
doesn't seem to know how to show MHz (not Mhz, mhz or any other
variation). Or know much about 900/1800 MHz propagation come to that.

Ivor (G6URP)

"Ivor Jones" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Rufus Stone" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]
> > On Sun, 18 Dec 2005 12:55:47 GMT, "jim.gm4dhj"
> > <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > > Yes but T mobile and Orange don't have any 900Mhz
> > > cells........
> >
> > Wash your mouth out Jim, using (1800Mhz) names like that
> > :-)
> > R.
>
> What makes me laugh is that Jim claims to be a radio amateur, but he
> doesn't seem to know how to show MHz (not Mhz, mhz or any other
> variation). Or know much about 900/1800 MHz propagation come to that.
> Ivor (G6URP)
>
A real Radio Amateur uses Megacycles per second, don't we Jim

None of that new fangled Hertz stuff that G6's use ;-)

Steve Terry

"Steve Terry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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[snip]

> A real Radio Amateur uses Megacycles per second, don't we
> Jim
>
> None of that new fangled Hertz stuff that G6's use ;-)
>
> Steve Terry

Welcome back, Steve..! Well, you're right of course, I just didn't want to
start Jim off on a cycling tour of the 1800 whatever-you-want-to-call-em
cell sites ;-)

Ivor

PS Is despammed working for you, Steve..? Couldn't get into the website
for ages then it started working a couple of weeks ago now it's off again.
Lost mail in the damned thing..

"Ivor Jones" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> "Steve Terry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> [snip]
>
> > A real Radio Amateur uses Megacycles per second, don't we
> > Jim
> > None of that new fangled Hertz stuff that G6's use ;-)
> > Steve Terry
>
> Welcome back, Steve..! Well, you're right of course, I just didn't want to
> start Jim off on a cycling tour of the 1800 whatever-you-want-to-call-em
> cell sites ;-)
> Ivor
>
I Ivor, I'm not really here, i'm using a 9k6 GSM dial up around at my sisters.
Moving to Peacehaven later this week, (all being well) so the move will be
taking all my time the next few weeks
>
> PS Is despammed working for you, Steve..? Couldn't get into the website
> for ages then it started working a couple of weeks ago now it's off again.
> Lost mail in the damned thing..
>
I seem to be getting mail, but haven't tried their website,
with only a 9k6 GSM dial up connection, (ED50 on Tesco.Net 01256)
web browsing isn't a practical proposition at the moment ;-)

When i get a chance i'll have a look at it

Steve Terry

>
> What makes me laugh is that Jim claims to be a radio amateur, but he
> doesn't seem to know how to show MHz (not Mhz, mhz or any other
> variation). Or know much about 900/1800 MHz propagation come to that.
>
> Ivor (G6URP)
>
>
Don't worry about it.......B Boy.....

> A real Radio Amateur uses Megacycles per second, don't we Jim
>
> None of that new fangled Hertz stuff that G6's use ;-)
>
> Steve Terry
>
>
Spot on......

Steve,

You should use the 14.4kbps dial string for Orange, it won't cost
anymore, but will be that bit faster, I'm sure you know of it.
If it's because your using a temporary set-up for now and don't have
the time, its understandable.

I pulled up this short note for you:

Orange 14.4kbps dial string to be added in modem properties.

Location of dial string:
control panel, phone an modem options, modems, selcet the bluetooth
link/modem, properties, advanced.

The dial string below goes under the extra settings box in (Extra
initialization commands)

at+cbst=14,0,1

Dan