Forwarding a call with an 'international' card

[petkow]

Hypothetical question for all you call forwarding nuts: How often can you change the number that you are forwarding to? (and how long does it take?). Theoretically, if you live in the UK you could call anybody in the world (mobile, landline or even some satellite) for free out of your inclusive o2 minutes, just by forwarding your IOM number to your destination number, and then calling "yourself" (i.e. the IOM number) from an o2 phone.

Am I missing something?

[meir]

On GeoSIM you can make as many changes as you like and its done online.With eKit I dont know. Have to wait until it will be delivered. Works for Russia, Cyprus and South Africa Mobiles. I have tested these in last few days.

[dg7feq]

Originally Posted by petkow

Hypothetical question for all you call forwarding nuts: How often can you change the number that you are forwarding to? (and how long does it take?). Theoretically, if you live in the UK you could call anybody in the world (mobile, landline or even some satellite) for free out of your inclusive o2 minutes, just by forwarding your IOM number to your destination number, and then calling "yourself" (i.e. the IOM number) from an o2 phone.

Am I missing something?

Theoretically you can change a forward as often as you like. Some freaks here in germany do it like you said - calling on-net people by switching a free of charge divert call to the destination number...