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November 19th 07, 05:28 PM
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London Underground Ventilation Shafts
Ivor Jones wrote:
"Nick Leverton" wrote in message [snip] In the early days of UK mobiles you could still just dial the subscriber part of the number, provided that they were on your own mobile company's primary range. E.g. 0836 was (IIRC) Vodafone, and any Vodafone mobile user could omit the code if they were calling an 0836 code. I believe this also worked for Cellnet on 0860 although I never had a Cellnet mobile to try it. No idea, but I can confirm it worked on the old 0836 range. That didn't work for me from my 0860. Kieran |
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