Personal Unblocking Key (PUK1) from Orange your account

Hi

Tried to retrieve the PUKs for two Orange PAYG sims on "your account",
but I keep getting "Your request is being processed" and after a minute
or two "Sorry, our IT infrastructure is all messed up" or so... :-(

Anyone else being able to look up their Orange PUK1 online?

Lars

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"Lars Wolos" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi
> Tried to retrieve the PUKs for two Orange PAYG sims on "your account",
> but I keep getting "Your request is being processed" and after a minute
> or two "Sorry, our IT infrastructure is all messed up" or so... :-(
> Anyone else being able to look up their Orange PUK1 online?
> Lars
>
>
After 3 months i'm still trying to re-register my Orange email address
i've had for ten years that Orange mistakenly disconnected.

The Exec Office seem to have given up replying to my emails.

See the new slick Orange ads? All i expected from a new CEO coming
from a image making virtual network (Virgin), all image no substance.

The exact opposite of Hans Snook, get the substance right
and word of mouth did the rest.

My new 3 contract, Nokia 6120 on 6 months of 300m&m
for 15 quid p/m, is working out great.

if Orange offered something similar, it would be called something
like Rhinoceros 97
i.e. After an animal of no imaginable connection to anything,
on a tariff number that's related to nothing to do with the tariff.
But full of FT Oranges PR depts pretentiousness.

The future's bright, the future's anyone else but FT Orange.

(Unless you work (sorry collect huge undeserved amounts of wages)
for Oranges up their own arse PR depts)

Steve Terry

Steve Terry wrote in uk.telecom.mobile
about: Re: Personal Unblocking Key (PUK1) from Orange your account

> My new 3 contract, Nokia 6120 on 6 months of 300m&m
> for 15 quid p/m, is working out great.

Hey, snap! I've just recently done virtually the same! :-)
(And my number port has just completed this afternoon, all perfectly
smoothly!)

OK, I went for 500 mins as I figured that once I factored in 50 - 100 texts
a month I'd better make sure to have enough spare for talktime. And Internet
Max too - which I'm busily abusing in a burst of new-toy-ness: I just hope
the BBC don't pull the now-deprecated RealPlayer radio streams entirely, as
they're ideal for phone use.. (Yow, Google Maps sure eats data, though!)

Three deserve much kudos for their contracts, which, as I'm now discovering,
make having a mobile *contract* exactly what it always should have been:
reasonable prices (and a much better deal than PAYG even at the lower end),
no need to worry about peak hours, or which network you're calling, no need
to worry about voicemail costs, and by and large, no need to worry about data
costs either. Anytime, anywhere: news, weather, bus times, train times,
radio and music, That's exactly what the mobile internet is about. I get
it now (figuratively and literally!). How did I ever manage without? ;-)

> if Orange offered something similar, it would be called something
> like Rhinoceros 97

Orange would probably charge GBP 40/month for something approaching
the above. And have only half as many minutes, still no free voicemail,
the data bundle would only be worth 200 MB, but you'd get a ludicrous
number of inclusive texts..

And to think that if Orange were still able to offer me the exact equivalent
of my Three contract through good old OVP, they would probably actually still
have me, out of some misguided sense of loyalty and general network
reliability. Ah, but they locked-down OVP, d'oh!

Just how dumb can they get?


> The future's bright, the future's anyone else but FT Orange.

Three *is* the magic number.

(Mind you, we'll see if I'm still saying that in 6 months, of course. But with
a 6 month contract, if I'm not happy by then, I can just port again..)

> (Unless you work (sorry collect huge undeserved amounts of wages)
> for Oranges up their own arse PR depts)

That reminds me: I just need to remember to apply for an Orange PAYG SIM for
my old phone so that I can continue to make use of Orange Wednesdays; that's
pretty much the only thing Orange have going for them now..


David.

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"David M" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Steve Terry wrote in uk.telecom.mobile
> about: Re: Personal Unblocking Key (PUK1) from Orange your account
>
>> My new 3 contract, Nokia 6120 on 6 months of 300m&m
>> for 15 quid p/m, is working out great.
>
> Hey, snap! I've just recently done virtually the same! :-)
> (And my number port has just completed this afternoon, all perfectly
> smoothly!)
<snip>
> That reminds me: I just need to remember to apply for an Orange PAYG SIM
> for
> my old phone so that I can continue to make use of Orange Wednesdays;
> that's
> pretty much the only thing Orange have going for them now..
> David.
>
>
The saleswoman at the 3 shop told me she was looking to buy an Orange Sim
for Orange Wednesdays.

So i put her on to free ones at:
http://shop.orange.co.uk/shop/freesimcard

up to 4 per customer

I used to get Orange Wednesday for free on my Orange PAYG with Out Here,
then they changed to charging standard text rate, and now it's 35p per text.

Again Orange penny piching and loosing kudos

Steve Terry