One problem with changing carriers from Telstra to Three is that I got a new SIM card for the new phone, and as a result none of my contacts that were in the old phone got carried across. So I spent some time yesterday putting everyone who mattered (and some who didn't) into my new phone.
This led to an interesting thought of wondering how many of the phone numbers I was transcribing across are actually accurate and how many we no longer so.
Hence this post. If you think I should have your phone number (or any other contact details for that matter) post them here.
All comments will be screened so they won't be available to the general public, and I'll delete them after taking a copy of them.
Enjoy!
This led to an interesting thought of wondering how many of the phone numbers I was transcribing across are actually accurate and how many we no longer so.
Hence this post. If you think I should have your phone number (or any other contact details for that matter) post them here.
All comments will be screened so they won't be available to the general public, and I'll delete them after taking a copy of them.
Enjoy!
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And I think you have my details - yell if you don't.
Instead of doing it the hard way.
Oh well, it was good practice getting used to the new phone (that's my story and I'm sticking to it!) :)
Now that both you and Stephen mention it, playing Musical SIM cards probably would have been a good idea, but I've already transfered everything manually anyway.
Oh well, it was good practice getting used to the new phone (that's my story and I'm sticking to it!) :)
Nothing beats the fun of calling up friends and saying, "Hey, I'm culling my friends...and you made the cut!"
Love you.
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