Straightforward question concerning Noodle

Are Noodle numbers (those in the 077000 range) inclusive, or exclusive, in
the major networks?

Kind regards

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"AntiSpamBloke" <spamtrap@emailssl.com> wrote in message
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> Are Noodle numbers (those in the 077000 range) inclusive, or exclusive, in
> the major networks?
>
> Kind regards
>
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>

The other numberrange is 078223

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All noodle numbers starting with 077000 & 078223 are Free to dial by
using your minutes from Orange 3 (Three) and O2. I am using it with
Orange and 3 and my friend with O2. I have received my orange bill and
they did not charged me for dialing noodle numbers. I have posted
detailed thread about it twice but have been removed from forum for
some reason .

For those who do not know about what noodle is... Its a dial through
service which enables you dial those number which are not free to dial
from mobile like 0800, 0845, 0870 and many International as well.

To get a Noodle Number to use with your mobile just do the step below.

Send a text message with the following text:

Noodle Stars

and sent it to the following number:

81025

You will get your number by text. Just dial that number and when you
hear tone like Landline phone enter the number you want to call.



AntiSpamBloke;186653 Wrote:
> "AntiSpamBloke" spamtrap@emailssl.com wrote in message
> news:f887s4$gnp$1@posting.glorb.com...-
> Are Noodle numbers (those in the 077000 range) inclusive, or
> exclusive, in
> the major networks?
>
> Kind regards
>
> --
> AntiSpamBloke
> 'From' address is a spamtrap.
> Direct email: asb-at-emailssl.com.
>
> -
>
> The other numberrange is 078223
>
> --
> AntiSpamBloke
> 'From' address is a spamtrap.
> Direct email: asb-at-emailssl.com.




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"Mobilink" <Mobilink.ef0d7d@mobilebanter.co.uk> wrote in message
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> All noodle numbers starting with 077000 & 078223 are Free

You're [1] top posting and also [2]using that word 'free' again

[1] is frowned upon in this group

[2] is a lie!


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J B

On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 09:15:22 +0100, "J B" <jb@privacy.net> wrote:

>"Mobilink" <Mobilink.ef0d7d@mobilebanter.co.uk> wrote in message
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>> All noodle numbers starting with 077000 & 078223 are Free
>
>You're [1] top posting and also [2]using that word 'free' again
>
>[1] is frowned upon in this group
>
>[2] is a lie!
The 0770009000 is blocked on Virgin Mobile :-(
So, I guess the other number types will be blocked too.
I do wish this anti-competitive practice was illegal.


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Free mean it will come off your inclusive minutes ... Free does not mean
that its really free which I think everyone do understand... Anyway I
have edited my post now.



J B;186730 Wrote:
> "Mobilink" Mobilink.ef0d7d@mobilebanter.co.uk wrote in message
> news:Mobilink.ef0d7d@mobilebanter.co.uk...-
>
> All noodle numbers starting with 077000 & 078223 are Free-
>
> You're [1] top posting and also [2]using that word 'free' again
>
> [1] is frowned upon in this group
>
> [2] is a lie!
>
>
>
>
> --
>
> J B




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"Mobilink" <Mobilink.ef0d7d@mobilebanter.co.uk> wrote in message
news:Mobilink.ef0d7d@mobilebanter.co.uk...
>
> All noodle numbers starting with 077000 & 078223 are Free to dial by
> using your minutes from Orange 3 (Three) and O2. I am using it with
> Orange and 3 and my friend with O2. I have received my orange bill and
> they did not charged me for dialing noodle numbers. I have posted
> detailed thread about it twice but have been removed from forum for
> some reason .
>
> For those who do not know about what noodle is... Its a dial through
> service which enables you dial those number which are not free to dial
> from mobile like 0800, 0845, 0870 and many International as well.
>
> To get a Noodle Number to use with your mobile just do the step below.
>
> Send a text message with the following text:
>
> Noodle Stars
>
> and sent it to the following number:
>
> 81025
>
> You will get your number by text. Just dial that number and when you
> hear tone like Landline phone enter the number you want to call.
>
>
>
> AntiSpamBloke;186653 Wrote:
>> "AntiSpamBloke" spamtrap@emailssl.com wrote in message
>> news:f887s4$gnp$1@posting.glorb.com...-
>> Are Noodle numbers (those in the 077000 range) inclusive, or
>> exclusive, in
>> the major networks?
>>
>> Kind regards
>>
>> --
>> AntiSpamBloke
>> 'From' address is a spamtrap.
>> Direct email: asb-at-emailssl.com.
>>
>> -
>>
>> The other numberrange is 078223
>>
>> --
>> AntiSpamBloke
>> 'From' address is a spamtrap.
>> Direct email: asb-at-emailssl.com.
>
>
>
>
> --
> Mobilink

Doesn't support incoming CLI. That sucks.

However, good to use in email/usenet signature as the triagulation will
terminate at their NMC/HLR.

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On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 13:33:11 +0100, Mobilink wrote:

> Free mean it will come off your inclusive minutes ...



Or you pay for them if you have no inclusive minutes.. ?



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"Mobilink" <Mobilink.f05efb@mobilebanter.co.uk> wrote in message
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>
> Free mean it will come off your inclusive minutes ... Free does not mean
> that its really free which I think everyone do understand... Anyway I
> have edited my post now.

Well done ......... now we just need to teach you how to post *at the
bottom*


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