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on 19-02-2025 09:44
Sorting out the loft and come upon a bunch of these.
Who remembers 08 mobile numbers?
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on 19-02-2025 10:06
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on 19-02-2025 10:06
Unfortunately yeah,
My first number was on one2one and was 0958 and then when I got my first o2 work phone it was 0831 I think... and Vodafone was 0402
I feel bloody old now, just thinking about it.
I do not work for o2 or any VMo2 /Telefonica/Liberty Global Company
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on 19-02-2025 12:32
Yes my first mobile was an 08 number
On vodafone and had to be outside on top of a multi-storey car park to get the analogue signal
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on 19-02-2025 20:12
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on 20-02-2025 18:43
My first mobile (analogue) was an 0973 number and from memory it was 50p per minute to make and receive calls. Landline calls to mobile numbers were also very expensive.
You could save 10 numbers in the phonebook, but no names and SMS hadn't been invented at that point.
The battery only lasted about 30 mins, for calls, if you were lucky.
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