Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 07 Dec 2018, 10:55
Someone is in for a serious leg slapping, there should be processes in place to warn of approaching expiry dates...
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Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 07 Dec 2018, 11:06
I have a 'reserve' email account with a mob called (I just liked the name) - and I've not been able to access it since yesterday,for the same reason. I think some browsers let you over ride this if you wish. Makes you think that if they can't get right something as simple as that, why should I trust them with my information.
More legs need slapping.
More legs need slapping.
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 07 Dec 2018, 17:09
Still no accessto Facebook and still noexplanation but downdetector shows globalproblem.
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 07 Dec 2018, 17:26
One of your last posts just popped up in my newsfeed, I presume someone must have "liked" a comment as there aren't any new comments.
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 07 Dec 2018, 17:29
Sue, I always worry about those quiz things that you do on Facebook, I am very suspicious of anything like that.
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 07 Dec 2018, 17:59
Facebook is working for me...
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 07 Dec 2018, 20:22
Sue, I've just had a friend request from you on Facebook, I'll ignore it till you confirm it's really you!
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 08 Dec 2018, 02:31
Cathy at the butcher's was one of the businesses affected, her card dreader (typo but too good to correct!) was off line all day yesterday but it was OK at 06:00 on Friday morning.
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 08 Dec 2018, 08:42
I don’t do any that say anything about me. By the way I have opened a new account and sent you a friends request . When I have found all my old friends I will close the old page. This is definitely a facebook problem ,or so they say.
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 08 Dec 2018, 08:42
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 08 Dec 2018, 09:06
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 08 Dec 2018, 20:49
More than half way there Wendy, then I can ignore the old account
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 10 Dec 2018, 12:56
You and Yours are reporting problems with Plusnet's billing systems, they are double charging some customers repeatedly.
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 11 Dec 2018, 02:58
Had a message from EE telling me that if I don't use my phone more I shall lose the number.
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 11 Dec 2018, 09:37
Fairly common practice and will be in the T&C's. Taking room up on the servers so redundant accounts have to go.
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 11 Dec 2018, 10:02
I lost my Orange number and pay-as-you-go account a couple of months ago but at least whoever runs the account nowadays had the decency to send me a cheque for the full amount I was in credit. I last used it in 2012.
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 12 Dec 2018, 04:41
Not worrying too much about it. Used it twice yesterday!
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 04 Jan 2020, 09:39
I have bitten the bullet and ordered a Motorola g7 power sim free for £130 from John Lewis after checking with Kev that this was about the right price.
I haven't the faintest idea how to set it up so expect a call for help in the near future!
I haven't the faintest idea how to set it up so expect a call for help in the near future!
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 04 Jan 2020, 10:24
I have a Motorola g something, and it's fine. next door have one each - ditto. I'm not so friendly to John Lewis after an incident, but the price seems to be about right, and their two year warranty is a big plus.
Just dive in with the phone - use the play store and the world's your lobster. I found it's quite intuitive, and easy to delete anything you later decide you don't want.
Just dive in with the phone - use the play store and the world's your lobster. I found it's quite intuitive, and easy to delete anything you later decide you don't want.
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 04 Jan 2020, 10:27
That's good to know David, thanks. (I've never bought a phone in my life so it's virgin territory) I shall still be asking what to do with it when it comes!
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 04 Jan 2020, 16:56
If the phone comes up with a demand for you to register, or pay money, or give personal details, location etc just press `Cancel' and you'll find that it often goes ahead and gives you what you wanted anyway! If it still won't do it without you submitting to the demand then it's a case of `How much do I want this'. You'll probably find that 99.9% of what's on the phone won't interest you!
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 04 Jan 2020, 22:04
You should be able to download directly from the WhatsApp official site. As you already have it on another device you'll just need the details that you used to set it up originally.Tizer wrote: ↑04 Jan 2020, 16:56 If the phone comes up with a demand for you to register, or pay money, or give personal details, location etc just press `Cancel' and you'll find that it often goes ahead and gives you what you wanted anyway! If it still won't do it without you submitting to the demand then it's a case of `How much do I want this'. You'll probably find that 99.9% of what's on the phone won't interest you!
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 05 Jan 2020, 03:17
As I said, I shall need help! The carrier has it so It won't be long before it gets here.
First obvious question, do I take the card from the old one, put it in the new one and start from there?
First obvious question, do I take the card from the old one, put it in the new one and start from there?
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 05 Jan 2020, 07:08
WhatsApp doesn't require a sim card to work, you just connect the phone to your wifi, install the app and log into it.
Just a thought (bit late now) why didn't you just leave the older version of WhatsApp on the phone?
Re: Mobile Phones
Posted: 05 Jan 2020, 10:01
That was my thought when Stanley first said he couldn't download the new version, but after further thought I assumed that the old version might no longer be secure if there are no updates.