O2 Useful numbers

Posted by Allen on September 1st, 2010

O2 UK Useful numbers

Customer Care and report a stolen phone:

202 for pay-monthly customers (08702 410 202 from a landline)
4445 for pay & go customers (08705 678 678 from a landline)

Activate age verification 61078

Activate parental controls 61818

Report unwanted spam – forward the message to 7726

End a premium-rate subscription by texting STOP + keyword

Change your privacy settings 1300

Blackberry error on activation

Posted by Allen on September 1st, 2010

When trying to activate a blackberry and getting a error “The Server is not responding, please contact your system administrator”.  The Activating… status stops responding for 10 minutes, retrying every 10 minutes with a Retrying… status. After 40 minutes, the process times out with this message:
The server is not responding. Please contact your System Administrator.

Causes for this behavior include the following:

An incorrect password was entered on the device multiple times.
The user account mailbox is full, or the messaging server is unable to send or receive messages.

Vodafone useful information

Posted by Allen on June 21st, 2010

SMS Service Centre number: +447785016005.
This number is used to configure your phone for sending text messages.

Handset’s serial number:Enter ‘*#06#’ as a phone number, to get your handset’s serial number (known as the IMEI)

Other useful codes You can also try the following network commands:

*#100# = Your own mobile phone number
*#103# = The current time from the network

Blackberry not received emails

Posted by Allen on May 31st, 2010

While traveling sometime users are not able to receive emails on the blackberry but still able to send. To fix this try the follwoing
Open emails
Options
Email settings – click on bb symbol
Folder redirection
Expand and change inbox

For some reason box not ticked if you select this.

Increase amount of rings before voicemail

Posted by Allen on January 18th, 2010

If you do need additional ring time before voicemail:

A) The simplest method is to call your carrier and request a longer ring time, up to 30 seconds.

B) If you have a GSM based phone, some have had success by dialing this number from your phone: **61*XXXXXXXXXXX**30#

Replace XXXXXXXXXXX with the number of your carrier voice mail center (find it by looking at your Phone Dialer > Options > VoiceMail > Access Number. Put your access number in place of the Xs above.
For example, the Vodafone uk voice mail access number is 121, and thus the string to dial would be **61*18056377243**30#

Replace the 30 at the end of the string with your desired seconds. For most carriers, 30 seconds is the longest allowed.

Blackberry Unable to send or receive emails

Posted by Allen on November 6th, 2009

There is a number of ways to trouble shoots this common issue on the blackberry and can sometimes be an easy fix and other times it can take a few troubleshooting steps.
When the BlackBerry user attempts to send a Messageing message it fails immediately. A red X appears and the following error is received. Some times it can be that you are not able to send or receive emails and no error shows.
The error could be caused by one of the following:
The BlackBerry user is attempting to send a message without having a data plan.
The service book is currupt.

Resolution
To correct this issue follow the steps below:
Some times perfoming a hard rest of the device can solve this issue.
Verify that the BlackBerry has a Data Plan.
Delete and resend the Desktop CMIME service books in Options > Advanced Options > Service Book.
Perform a hard reset on the BlackBerry.


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