Call the number from another phone and listen if you can hear it ring or if someone answers it. If you can't find it buy another.
yes...
sony ericcson phone
To find missing numbers from a mobile number, first identify the pattern or the expected length of the number. You can cross-reference it with known valid formats for mobile numbers in your region. If the mobile number has placeholders (like underscores) for missing digits, you may use logical deduction or trial-and-error to fill in the gaps, ensuring the resulting number adheres to the correct format. Additionally, if you have access to any related data (like contact lists), you can check for similar numbers for clues.
It is impossible
Probably, but the initial '0' is missing. If you are calling the number from within the UK you need that '0', if you are calling from another country you don't.
There is a digit missing, so it isn't possible to tell. All London numbers now have 8 digits preceded by 020 if the number is being called from outside London or from a mobile.
Missing is an adjective, as in a missing person
You would have to use a version of Visual Studio that can target the .Net Compact Framework. Be aware that the Compact Framework is a SUBset of the .Net Framework, so there will be some missing classes and methods.
Call the provider to have service suspended so if anyone finds you phone thay cannot use it. Then you can either wait to see if it gets returned (which is unlikely) or you can go to the phone store for a replacement.
salary missing
Girl, Missing Sister, missing Missing me [read them all - they are amazing]
disparu (missing child) manquant (missing file)