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From: Bob on 11 Apr 2008 19:50 Hi Group Does anyone know how I can find out which network 07717990896 is on. The number is used to send text messages to my mobile giving details of available work and I am never quick enough on to mobile to ring an secure the work. I was wondering if was on the same network as the sender I may get messages quicker? Thanks Iain
From: S on 12 Apr 2008 13:50 "Bob" <bill(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message news:kPSLj.41939$h65.16656(a)newsfe2-gui.ntli.net... > Hi Group > Does anyone know how I can find out which network 07717990896 is on. The > number is used to send text messages to my mobile giving details of > available work and I am never quick enough on to mobile to ring an secure > the work. I was wondering if was on the same network as the sender I may > get > messages quicker? > Thanks Iain > > > Original the number was on Vodafone...although if it has been ported to another network there is no way to find out other than ringing it and listening to voicemail greeting etc.
From: Ivor Jones on 12 Apr 2008 19:32 S wrote: > "Bob" <bill(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:kPSLj.41939$h65.16656(a)newsfe2-gui.ntli.net... >> Hi Group >> Does anyone know how I can find out which network 07717990896 is on. >> The number is used to send text messages to my mobile giving details >> of available work and I am never quick enough on to mobile to ring >> an secure the work. I was wondering if was on the same network as >> the sender I may get >> messages quicker? >> Thanks Iain >> >> >> > Original the number was on Vodafone...although if it has been ported > to another network there is no way to find out other than ringing it > and listening to voicemail greeting etc. That won't tell you if it's an automated system used purely for SMS. For example, our local radio station has an SMS system for listeners to send in messages, if you try actually phoning it it doesn't respond. Nor will it tell you if the user has recorded their own outgoing message. Ivor
From: Sam on 13 Apr 2008 06:53 On Sun, 13 Apr 2008 00:32:04 +0100, "Ivor Jones" <ivor(a)thisaddressis.invalid> wrote: >S wrote: >> "Bob" <bill(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message >> news:kPSLj.41939$h65.16656(a)newsfe2-gui.ntli.net... >>> Hi Group >>> Does anyone know how I can find out which network 07717990896 is on. >>> The number is used to send text messages to my mobile giving details >>> of available work and I am never quick enough on to mobile to ring >>> an secure the work. I was wondering if was on the same network as >>> the sender I may get >>> messages quicker? >>> Thanks Iain >>> >>> >>> >> Original the number was on Vodafone...although if it has been ported >> to another network there is no way to find out other than ringing it >> and listening to voicemail greeting etc. > >That won't tell you if it's an automated system used purely for SMS. For >example, our local radio station has an SMS system for listeners to send >in messages, if you try actually phoning it it doesn't respond. > >Nor will it tell you if the user has recorded their own outgoing message. Shouldn't the message centre details attached to the inbound message give an idea, assuming the OP has a handset capable of displaying it. Sam.
From: Bob on 13 Apr 2008 18:37
"Sam" <sam(a)toomuch.spam> wrote in message news:qbp3041odolfnlnltvefl5857pb3gmoagt(a)4ax.com... > On Sun, 13 Apr 2008 00:32:04 +0100, "Ivor Jones" > <ivor(a)thisaddressis.invalid> wrote: > > >S wrote: > >> "Bob" <bill(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message > >> news:kPSLj.41939$h65.16656(a)newsfe2-gui.ntli.net... > >>> Hi Group > >>> Does anyone know how I can find out which network 07717990896 is on. > >>> The number is used to send text messages to my mobile giving details > >>> of available work and I am never quick enough on to mobile to ring > >>> an secure the work. I was wondering if was on the same network as > >>> the sender I may get > >>> messages quicker? > >>> Thanks Iain > >>> > >>> > >>> > >> Original the number was on Vodafone...although if it has been ported > >> to another network there is no way to find out other than ringing it > >> and listening to voicemail greeting etc. > > > >That won't tell you if it's an automated system used purely for SMS. For > >example, our local radio station has an SMS system for listeners to send > >in messages, if you try actually phoning it it doesn't respond. > > > >Nor will it tell you if the user has recorded their own outgoing message. > > Shouldn't the message centre details attached to the inbound message > give an idea, assuming the OP has a handset capable of displaying it. > > Sam. Hi Sam and Group message centre +447785016005, until you mentioned this i was not aware of how look this up. Which believe confirms it is vodafone? Does anyone know if there any significant delay between recievieng messages SMS messages between different networks, as could be costing me work? Iain |