ByHellogf
Hello,
For months, I've been having trouble calling a number (my girlfriend's) by phone. It immediately says "The number you've dialed is not in service."
She has the same problem and we can only call each other via WhatsApp.
Back then, I often blocked her number on my phone and then unblocked it again. Is it because my iPhone is confused? But that can't be the case.
I've tried everything, it doesn't work.
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It should not be on your device because the message is played by a provider.
The fact that you can reach the old number via WhatsApp is that you have to manually change the numbers and it is apparently still registered with the number.
However, if someone gets the number re-allocated at a new contract and then log in to WhatsApp, your girlfriend’s access is gone – the number belongs to your girlfriend, according to your details, no longer.
Were you terminated the contract or were you given a new phone number?
It should be very timely to contact the provider or in the online portal to see if and which (new) number it has, because if it does not change the old number and is redistributed it, then it can lose some accounts in the worst case.
It’s just enough for her to forget a password and send a confirmation SMS, it won’t work.
How do you think the girlfriend has a new number? I can’t read this in the question.
If the phone number is no longer in vain, she is no longer a friend.
Then there are two options why not
Unfortunately, I do not have a logical explanation. (A new number would of course be a logical reason.)
What else do you have a plausible explanation?
A non-certified number is a valid telephone number that is not assigned to a subscription (contract).
That’s why either quit or number changed.
I know people with certain providers who have explained the process to me in an unachievable number with several possibilities, including the number is not forgiven.
But we can wait for the answer of the questioner
I understand you’re asking. I ask you how you come up with this idea at all, because I cannot see anything about the questioner. I’ll give the questioner so much intelligence that he’ll get there when the problem is.
The ornament is formulated as a question.
Sure, if the girlfriend has a new number, she can’t be reached anymore.
But I don’t see the questioner writing about it. Where do you see that?
Sounds like a porting problem between the phone providers.
Make a test call, let your phone provider log on with both calls and time. They can then see where the call remains.