Makes no difference. I've worked for two seperate PAYG networks and both had the ability to block their customers handsets if lost/stolen.
What should I do?
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Makes no difference. I've worked for two seperate PAYG networks and both had the ability to block their customers handsets if lost/stolen.
It was on orange, do you by any chance know the number? Or should i go on the orange website and find it?
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Was your penis the thing that ate that kitten?
Or is that a different video?
Or is that a different video?
I dont work for Orange, and even if I did I'd be commiting suicide by trying to find it and posting it online for all to see. Would be a breach of data protection and gross misconduct.
EDIT: I assumed you meant did I know your mobile number by the way. If you meant do I know Oranges number then yeah, its 07973 100 450. You could have got that from the website.
If you dont know the number, dont you have any friends or family that know it? Or was the account registered? They should be able to trace it from your name or address details. You wont be able to use the website though. You need to speak to customer services so they can run a standard security check.
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You might aswel just come clean with your work colleagues
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your only course of action is to cut off your 'johnny', and a random persons and perform a ****-swap operation.
no one will ever know it was you!
no one will ever know it was you!
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Got a lol from me.
Call customer services. The worst that'll happen is you fail the security check and they refuse to bar the handset. You lose nothing by at least trying.
