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AGAIN: Free Vodaphone Sim Cards
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Do many people use vodaphone ? i have jst the odd friend who uses them.
Anyone thinking of selling them on eBay ?0 -
Doubt you'll get much for themThe_One wrote:Anyone thinking of selling them on eBay ?
They normally sell for £1.99 including postage on the Vodafone site"Now to trolling as a concept. .... Personally, I've always found it a little sad that people choose to spend such a large proportion of their lives in this way but they do, and we have to deal with it." - MSE Forum Manager 6th July 20100 -
Sorry, there was a problem with your order:
A FREE SIM order has already been placed to this household. Only a maximum of two FREE SIM order is allowed per household.
i get that message when i try to re-order even if i change detailsmmmm free stufffffffff
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What details are you changing? Presumably as it's one order per HOUSEHOLD, the system is programmed to detect multiple orders from the same postcode and house number. I entered my postcode for the system to find my address but then I changed the postcode on the next screen before submitting it (I substituted the number "1" for a letter "I" so that it still reads like a "1" but the system didn't recognise it as being the same postcode). If you have a "1" or a "0" in your postcode or house number you could try substituting it for a letter "I" or "O" (or possibly a "S" for a "5") - it worked for mei-luv-free-stuff wrote:Sorry, there was a problem with your order:
A FREE SIM order has already been placed to this household. Only a maximum of two FREE SIM order is allowed per household.
i get that message when i try to re-order even if i change details
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ianonline wrote:What details are you changing? Presumably as it's one order per HOUSEHOLD, the system is programmed to detect multiple orders from the same postcode and house number. I entered my postcode for the system to find my address but then I changed the postcode on the next screen before submitting it (I substituted the number "1" for a letter "I" so that it still reads like a "1" but the system didn't recognise it as being the same postcode). If you have a "1" or a "0" in your postcode or house number you could try substituting it for a letter "I" or "O" (or possibly a "S" for a "5") - it worked for me

good idea! hadnt thought of that one! :beer:RIP OFF BRITAIN!!!! :doh:0 -
hi all just change the last letter of the postcode and there you go unlimited sims .hope this helps all.0
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Leaving the space out worked for me.Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop questioning. Albert Einstein0
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STOP PRESS........."HonestJohn" cheats the system :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:HonestJohn wrote:Leaving the space out worked for me.0 -
I spent the other evening intermittently looking at their pages the other day, for six hours!
I just registered the free one that came early in the year - I reckon using it from abroad with the Passport scheme looks interesting, and I may have just figured how to make several calls as one (use a calling card costing 1.3p/min, press # at end of each 'call' - well I hope it works without cutting off the main call, can try it here soon)
ps - the post code look up isn't much use - it missed a line out of my address :rotfl: and it says only a maximum of two orders per household, when I haven't made one
*edit* - I tried the follow-on-call idea with 18866 access, and it works - press # and then dial the next number - thus the call to 18866 is a single call, and charged as such by Vodafone, which is useful with stop the clock and Passport ...
*edit 2* - but do this with 1899 instead for 0p/min0
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