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^ hey man... your 1 clever dude.... that thought never even came into my 'genius' mind.
I take it you mean.... (eg.)
I have had numbers with bt over the years and ended the contract/line - a few months later, when I rang 'my' old number that was cut of, it rang and someone answered and they were fairly local to me.
From what you say and what my 'genius' mind tells me, this could well be the case.
I am upset with myself for not thinking this, especially as I have a lot of numbers with soho.
Anyway.. from reading your recent posts, you sound clever... if you are a young lad... even better as you have your whole life ahead you to to use your knowledge and make lots of cash - all in a legit way of course!
| Haha, I love your posts, always something uplifting and eccentric about them. :D Very informative as well!
You defintely understood what I was saying, I think it could be the problem with a lot of these numbers, although sometimes other factors can play a part when it comes to eBay/PayPal.
We never really get to see fully behind the eBay/PayPal curtain, but they never really get in behind the stealth curtain either
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I agree with shadyone this could be the case I reckon.
Still annoying though!
| I think it could be the case sometimes but as you found out, eBay have now started accepting mobile numbers. Don't know if it is any less stealth but does give us all another option.
I don't exactly know the reason they would have started this but personally I think they may have had a lot of complaints from eBay users who do not have landlines or access to one at that.
Great news for Stealth enthusiasts! I was shocked, I never heard anyone mention it but I remember trying my mobile phone around January and it worked.
p.s. did you know that some mobile phone companies also recycle phone numbers after they have been inactive for a certain length of time.
Last edited by ShadyOne; 04-10-2011 at 01:38 PM.
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