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When you buy sim points using your mobile phone do you pay using your mobile phone credit?
yeah, they will text you and you have to reply saying Y to confirm.
Why does a guy text a lot stop and then start again?
Well, easy, 1) He was texting you 2) He ran out of credit and couldn't text anymore 3) He got more credit, therefore being able to text again. OR He just lost his phone and couldn't text for a while... SIMPLE
How do you stop getting text 4700 on your tmobile phone?
changing the phone#
Why does your phone stop sending text messages and calls?
Because, your phone is either locked, broken or something wrong with its IMEI (to check put in code *#06#) or you just don't have any credit.
How can you text some one with out using a phone?
You can text them online !!
How should people stop using cell phones while driving?
You could have the passenger of the car text, call or whatever you need to do on your phone
What to text to stop 57495 taking your credit?
Email the Company Mobilenobo on mobilenobo.ie@ccsupport.biz and tell them to stop.
Can you send or receive a text message at home using a cordless phone?
You can receive text messages on a landline phone, but you cannot send them.
Can you download text on a LG phone?
If it's a feature phone, then no. You can download text to a smartphone using an app. Not sure if linking is allowed, but Google "Save text android".
I have the number of the person that text me from another state how can i get the law to make him stop texting me?
There is only one why to get people to stop text you . All you can do is change your phone number.
How do you unsubscribe to Dictionary.com's Word of the Day on your cell phone?
text STOP to 44636
How do you stop credit messages on your mobile?
This is coming from your network provider so in the credit message it may say something along the lines of " Text STOP to 1343, to stop receiving our notifications" the number I included is random so it depends on the number within that text as that is the number of your network provider.
