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MATHA531 · **Interesting UM Satory -** 13-09-2007, 14:38

A couple of years ago, I loaned a friend my mobile phone and bought him a UM sim card....well for one reason or another, he misplaced the phone and wasn't able to return it until last night (it happens, no big deal)...

In any event, I was sure the UM sim card (it was actually a riiing card) was history....powered the phone up, charged the battery and voila it registered on T Mobile...didn't mean anything right...so I called my cell phone number and guess what...the phone rang...the card, which had last been used in August 2005 was still active and the credit was there....of course I immediately registered the card on my account on the web site and guess what...free upgrades were still available.....

Apropos of nothing but interesting....this 9 month thing seems to be very very flexible.

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MATHA531 (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Specialist Posts: 869 Join Date: 15 Oct 2004 Country:	Interesting UM Satory - 13-09-2007, 14:38 A couple of years ago, I loaned a friend my mobile phone and bought him a UM sim card....well for one reason or another, he misplaced the phone and wasn't able to return it until last night (it happens, no big deal)... In any event, I was sure the UM sim card (it was actually a riiing card) was history....powered the phone up, charged the battery and voila it registered on T Mobile...didn't mean anything right...so I called my cell phone number and guess what...the phone rang...the card, which had last been used in August 2005 was still active and the credit was there....of course I immediately registered the card on my account on the web site and guess what...free upgrades were still available..... Apropos of nothing but interesting....this 9 month thing seems to be very very flexible.