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1262373	2012-03-01 01:00:00	Hi guys. Any you guys got a Skinny sim card yet? I got one and works good in my XT mobile. I put it in my old Nokia and it asks for password. I rang Skinny and they couldn't help. Anyone know what can be done to by pass the password? Thanks, Ian	ianhnz (4263)
1262374	2012-03-01 01:33:00	What network was the old Nokia on?	Chilling_Silence (9)
1262375	2012-03-01 01:37:00	Was on Vodafone. Was an Aussie one I brought back years ago. Works on Vodafone and 2 degrees and is unlocked..	ianhnz (4263)
1262376	2012-03-01 02:37:00	Who are skinny never heard of them,,,, goes off to look them up, looked them up it's for mainly ex telecom phones	gary67 (56)
1262377	2012-03-01 02:42:00	Skinnys an Telecom off shoot. Owned by Telecom, somehow, not sure..	ianhnz (4263)
1262378	2012-03-01 02:43:00	Its a new network, (for youth / via Telecom by the looks of it), and the commerce comm were looking into it. Because their sims are / were locked to Skinny, if you buy one of their mobiles	Speedy Gonzales (78)
1262379	2012-03-01 03:22:00	Vodafone & 2degrees are compatible networks. XT is not, it runs on different technology utilizing different frequencies. The phone likely won't work even if you can get it unlocked.	Chilling_Silence (9)
1262380	2012-03-01 03:29:00	I have tried Skinny with one of their free SIM. Good value at $4 / week and if you talk allot with out doing much data or SMS that's 160 Minutes / month for $16. The only thing stopping me using it more is no MMS at present..	paulw (1826)
1262381	2012-03-01 05:56:00	They say its for the "young ones" leaving CDMA. But we is oldies (ssh late 50's) and sounds like a good plan, to me , at $4.00 and $5.00 topups.:clap	ianhnz (4263)
1262382	2012-03-01 07:23:00	Why would a telecom owned company piggyback off the Vodafone network instead of the Telecom network?	Greven (91)
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