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FBlack_111 · 27-06-2009, 02:02

Bossman:

Thanks for clearing that up.
I once bought a prepaid long distance phone card from a U.S. provider that required only one call every 90 days to keep the card from expiring. Well I missed by two days once and they shut off the card and kept about $45 in credits. I called them and they wanted a high fee to reactivate the card but they said the credit was lost. So now I am more careful about watching when a SIM expires and how much of a credit I have.

Maybe that's part of the reason Yackie failed the first time.

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FBlack_111 (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 171 Join Date: 27 Feb 2008 Country:	27-06-2009, 02:02 Bossman: Thanks for clearing that up. I once bought a prepaid long distance phone card from a U.S. provider that required only one call every 90 days to keep the card from expiring. Well I missed by two days once and they shut off the card and kept about $45 in credits. I called them and they wanted a high fee to reactivate the card but they said the credit was lost. So now I am more careful about watching when a SIM expires and how much of a credit I have. Maybe that's part of the reason Yackie failed the first time.