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EllasDevil · 28-03-2009, 13:56

Hi,

You should have recieved an envelope with the card which has the telephone number beginning 694 (or 695) and the user code on the outside and the pin and puk inside.

If you don't have this info, switch the sim on and attempt to make a call.

If this still doesn't work then another trick to find out the number is (if it has registered onto a local network of course) to dial *#67# from your line to see if you have any active diverts.

If it's activated to voicemail the divert number will read +30694 121 xxxxxxx (or +30695)

If not then you should have a divert to +30694 114 xxxxxxx (or +30695)

Your phone number is 694/695 then the last seven digits of the number. The 121 and 114 above are not part of your number, they just represent the service you are diverting too.

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EllasDevil (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 147 Join Date: 05 May 2004 Location: Greece Country:	28-03-2009, 13:56 Hi, You should have recieved an envelope with the card which has the telephone number beginning 694 (or 695) and the user code on the outside and the pin and puk inside. If you don't have this info, switch the sim on and attempt to make a call. If this still doesn't work then another trick to find out the number is (if it has registered onto a local network of course) to dial #67# from your line to see if you have any active diverts. If it's activated to voicemail the divert number will read +30694 121* xxxxxxx (or +30695) If not then you should have a divert to +30694 *114* xxxxxxx (or +30695) Your phone number is 694/695 then the last seven digits of the number. The 121 and 114 above are not part of your number, they just represent the service you are diverting too.