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Originally Posted by andy
I use one phone for the Riiing SIM, and the numbers are stored on the phone in the callback company format eg 441.........# and on the SIM in ordinary format with +44etc. The phone is usually set on phone memory to use the DTMF sending as above, and I use the SIM memory via the menu dialling as required eg call balance. I think some people might find it as logical to have these the other way round, then the normal format phone memory would be usable with other SIMs.
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You're right, it's a logical solution that you suggest. But you can't really avoid double typing the numbers or as least copying them from one memory to another (SIM2phone or vice versa) and editing later.
And how about USSD roaming sims like Hop? I guess you would suggest storing numbers "enriched" with necessary USSD stuff on the SIM, and "pure" (no leading +) numbers in the phone, right? Then SIM-stored numbers would be used for USSD based calling, and phone-stored numbers for CallerID and callback services...Did I miss anything?
