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I am located in the US. I have purchased a new Riiing sim for use on a trip later this year. I am trying to reset my voicemail password. In order to change my password, I must enter the old password, but I do not know what it is. According to documentation online at the United Mobile website, the password is supposed to be located on the sim card, but all I see are the PIN, PUK and phone number. How do I learn the password, or is there some sort of default for new accounts? I've sent two e-mails to United Mobile but have not received a response. Thanks.

It's the last 4 digits of the PUK code.

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Thank you so much.

Let us know what service you are using to call in to Liechtenstein and the rate, please.
Not easy to find 1) a service that works! and 2) a reasonable rate.

Many of the calling cards I have tried DON'T EVER CONNECT TO 423 663 #s. Those that do charge > 50 cents per minute.

Stan

From my landline...at&T ld on its $1/month plan. $0.11/minute to Liechtenstein mobiles.

Callbackword pin2dest....US 800 number + pin $0.14 US

And the permanent question asked here is "how long will those rates be valid?" :P

And the usual answer to that question is who knows? I can only deal with what is today....two weeks from now if the EU has its way, all of Euroope will be one big happy (well maybe not happy) roaming zone and none of this will matter (but don't hold your breath).

What do you mean by "all of Europe will be one big happy (well maybe not happy) roaming zone"? Some brand new brilliant idea of Brussels beaurocrats :)?

Somebody else will have to help out here but I have read that the bureaucrats in Brussels have expressed concerns over the high cost of roaming and that one of the responses was Vodafone's new plans. Several links to reports have been placed on this forum and the European forum regarding this but I was just trying to be funny with the statement about one big happy or unhappy family.

But it wouldn't surprise me, would it surprise you, if in the near future the EU had something to say about this.

Gentlemen:

My question was actually directed to the thread starter, AndyG. Point to see if he had an alternative means of economically reaching 423 663 numbers. Was hoping he had another solution.

PERSONALLY, I am not willing to go with the ATT MONTHLY plan mentioned by MATHA531. I use CBW - PIN2DEST.

Rates and conditions are always subject to change. Not only EU but telcos play in this.