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kupe · 01-04-2009, 16:04

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Originally Posted by mingelli

It looks like the UM has eliminated the +423 sim cards from their offer online.

Hmmmm...that is interesting. Anybody heard why?

Wonder if everything is okay at UM? I have several outstanding support tickets with them and haven't heard from them in more than a week...now this makes me more curious. On top of that CBW has been unable to connect to my UM +44 number...network issues at UM?

Kupe

prion · 01-04-2009, 17:32

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Originally Posted by kupe

Hmmmm...that is interesting. Anybody heard why?
On top of that CBW has been unable to connect to my UM +44 number...network issues at UM?

Kupe

this has to do with the carrier the CBW is using to terminate calls to +447937 numbers. try another provider and you will see.

kupe · 01-04-2009, 18:03

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Originally Posted by prion

this has to do with the carrier the CBW is using to terminate calls to +447937 numbers. try another provider and you will see.

Ouch- sorry to hear that since one of the reasons I bought the +44 Sim was because of CBW's problems with the +423 UM numbers. Ugggh...not again ;( I hoped that +44 numbers would be much less problematic.

Do you know of a callback service with reliable termination to +447937 numbers?

Kupe

prion · 01-04-2009, 20:35

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Originally Posted by kupe

Ouch- sorry to hear that since one of the reasons I bought the +44 Sim was because of CBW's problems with the +423 UM numbers. Ugggh...not again ;( I hoped that +44 numbers would be much less problematic.

Do you know of a callback service with reliable termination to +447937 numbers?

Kupe

I do not know of such a service. The carriers I am using for direct dial do terminate calls to +447937. I suggest you send an email to CBW so that they can check it