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Is there any way you can identify the network of the mobile you are calling

tibrok · 2009-06-28 15:04:10

There are a lot of mobile phone price plans out there that give free calls to phones on the same network. The problem is that, its very hard to figure out what network a mobile is on now since people can retain there old number when moving networks. I was wondering whether there is any way you can identify what network the…

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28-06-2009 4:04pm

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tibrok

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There are a lot of mobile phone price plans out there that give free calls to phones on the same network. The problem is that, its very hard to figure out what network a mobile is on now since people can retain there old number when moving networks.

I was wondering whether there is any way you can identify what network the mobile phone you are calling is on, other than asking the person you are calling?

Thanks

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#2 28-06-2009 4:05pm
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Couple of suggestions in the FAQ
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=59559391&postcount=24

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#3 28-06-2009 4:06pm
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The FAQ at the top of the forum has a huge amount of info covered in it including your question: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=59559391&postcount=24

Bit late today :P

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#4 28-06-2009 4:22pm
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Thanks for pointing that out. Did a search but obviously didn't search for the right terms.

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#5 28-06-2009 4:38pm
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tibrok wrote: »

Thanks for pointing that out. Did a search but obviously didn't search for the right terms.

What did you search for? Interested to know because if people can't find the stuff in the FAQ it's not much use.

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#6 28-06-2009 4:55pm
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The key terms I searched for was "identify mobile network"

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