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How to activate previously owned virgin mobile pay as you go phone? I just bought a pay as you go phone from ebay and when I go to activate it, it says that the serial number is already linked to another account(the guy i bought it from), how do I activate it in my name

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where can i uy cheap pay as you go mobiles online? Any website that has good mobiles (PAY) which is also cheap and has all the good features?

James T replied: "ebay, phones for you, carphone warehouse, orange, t-mobile they all have deals on something or refurbished"

Graham replied: "ebay"

Adam replied: "In the uk there are alot of shops that buy peoples old gadgets and consoles games phones and things like that and even brand new stuff. and they then sell it cheap. people sell things to them because of a lack of money and need cash quickly which makes these shops ideal. Or if you want to browse hundreds in minutes try playtrade on play.com or ebay onlin market place."

Can I use my Cricket cell phone number with T-Mobile Pay As You Go ? I was thinking about getting T-Mobile Pay As You Go this week and I really wanted to keep my Cricket phone number, is this possible ?

replied: "We are not T Mobile technical support Ask to the Right people , Try calling T Mobile Smart Questions deserve Smart answers"

Can you use the free credit on Tesco Mobiles Pay as you go service to buy mobile games? Hello, I would just like to know if you can buy mobile games and ring tones using the free credit which tesco give you for topping up?

Darshika P replied: "yes you can. It can be used on anythign for personal use. I brought two games from them. Need for speed undercover is one you have to get. Also i phoned them up to ask becuse i wanted to be sure."

How does T-Mobile's Pay As You Go plan work? 1. If I buy a used cellphone over Ebay, how would I go about getting a cell number for use with T-Mobile's Pay As you Go? 2. Can the Sony Erricsons Cellphones work with T-Mobiles Pay As you Go? 3. How long before the minutes expire? I know you can only keep the minutes only for a certain time.

How to switch from Virgin Mobile pay as you go to there liberty sim? I am a virgin mobile pay as you go customer and was wondering how to go about changing to the 15 texter liberty sim pay monthly keeping my number and phone? Is it simple to do? Thanks in advanced

Tony H replied: "Just call Virgin mobile & they will be able to change you over to the tarrif (Poss credit check first) You won't have to change sim or phone no. I changed from PAYG to contract with same sim, phone no & phone."

Would it be good if you could have a land line as pay as go like mobiles? I know you have to pay the rental but if the calls were pay as go then you would never get a phone bill shock. Also more secure for if someone broke into your house or tapped into your line outside they could run up a large bill without you knowing. With limit credit once it runs out that is the limit of how much would be on your bill.

geek_girl replied: "The problem here is that the phone company probably wouldn't like having to turn on and turn off your phone all the time. I'm sure it could probably be programmed in to do this automatically, but it'd take some work. Considering a lot of phone companies have unlimited plans (although you often have to ask about them -- it's not something generally well-publicized) and there are also cable-modem and other VoIP sorts of unlimited-calling means. . . I doubt this will ever happen."

Bob B replied: "it is called "measured service", and some telco's tried it, PacBell was one. It did not work, too few subscribers, too many billing issues, and the taxes and FCC fees are part of minimum billing."

mike r replied: "If you have cable internet access, you can pay 39.95 for a magic jack for unlimited access to local and long distance domestic calls for a year. The next year license renewal is only 19.95. No phone bills at all ever and you get a phone number and voice mail and caller ID all for a one time fee of less that $40. Go to magicjack.com...I saw it on CBS new bought three gave one to each of my sons."

does t-mobiles "pay as you go" plan come with fav five? does t-mobiles "pay as you go" plan come with fav five fav five is a setting that allows you to talk to your fav five people with unlimitade text" calling" everything

John C replied: "You have to pay extra for the text but it does come with the 5 fav depending on the plan when your minuets run out your favs will not wotk either"

ppl p replied: "I know flex pay is capable of having my favs but per the T-Mobile site "Pay as you Go" does not have my favs listed."

What are the text messaging charges for a pay as you go t mobile phone? I have a t mobile pay as you go phone and have currently bought 1000 minutes(100$). I was wondering how much is it to send and receive a text message. Also is it possible to charge it on your minutes? Thanks. Finally, does it cost money to use msn messenger?

izchief360 replied: "Texts cost 10 cents to send/recieve. The money is taken out of your account balence. I think web costs $1/day for unlimited use but i'm not sure."

Can you change mobile phone networks on pay as you go but still keep your number? im on virgin mobile pay as you go, but want to change to o2 pay as you go, but still keep my number. can i do this, i don't mind if i have to pay a little extra or anything, i just want to know!

cell_chik replied: "Local number portability - prepay to prepay okay, postpay to postpay okay, and prepay to postpay if same carrier usually okay. As long as it is still a local call from the prefix that the new carrier uses you should be fine. Ask your local store at the new carrier to help you and make sure you use most but not all of your minutes first. You don't want to lose 30.00 worth of airtime just to do the switch."

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