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Nickwatson

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Q: Im fed up with my cell phone provides add to my cell..how to stop it?? HELP HELP HELP

i have been using for china mobile connection for less than a couple of years. for the past one month i am getting these weird add from the cellphone providers and from some other strange number. i use to get 6-8 ad of a daily basis. i really gotta do some thing to stop it. some times during 2 or 3 am i use to get miss calls from certain number which will extent only for 2 or 3 rings. well when i call back to that number its all about taped add. guys can you tell me how can i deal with this problem??? HELP HELP HELP

15 years 9 weeks ago in General - China

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wenna7

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Change a new number!
Not really much work, just send group MSN to all friends to let them know u new number.

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15 years 9 weeks ago

juneyao

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call 10086

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