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Not given out new number yet getting scam calls?
Hiya me again, I not long made a post but if you had read it you’d know that I’m totally new to contracts. So I have an eSim contract with iD, of course which is why I’m posting here aha. But I still have my old sim card in which is set as my secondary number as I want to use my old number for my home business to put on social media. Anyway, I got a call earlier and I’m used to some usual spam calls. Now I’m not sure if it’s the same on android phones, but when you have two sims on iPhone, you have this little symbol next to the name/number calling you which is P for primary and S for secondary… Anyway, upon checking this spam call came through on my primary number? What makes this odd is, I haven’t given this number out to no one, not even family yet as I’ve been carrying on using my secondary (old main) number as I have a monthly package on there that is unlimited and I don’t want to waste. I haven’t even used my new number on any sites either yet (such as updating numbers on my emails and whatnot) as I have just got this phone on the 2nd of Dec. I also backed this number on who called me and it is definitely a scam call like I had noted when it called me. I would like to know why my number is already receiving scam calls when I’m the only one who has it. Even my fiancé doesn’t have my new number yet as I haven’t bothered with having anyone change it over just yet.
ID Mobile's signal coverage is just terrible, & getting worse.
Since switching to ID Mobile the signal coverage on my phone is just terrible, & it’s getting worse. It doesn't matter where I am in the country ( inside or outside ), the signal on my phone is so weak, & if I am inside I can pretty much guarantee that the signal on my phone will be so weak that I won’t be able to use the internet, & sometimes it will be so weak that I won’t even be able to make calls, & this from a mobile network provider that claims to use the 3 network, & claims that their network covers 99% of the UK. The only way I can get a slightly better signal with ID Mobile is when I turn my phone to 3G only ( manual not auto ), but again, not without the problems mentioned above, but even if I do this my signal can still be full one minute & dead the next, even when I haven't even moved anywhere. Also, it seems that I’m not the only one with signal coverage issues when it comes to the ID Mobile network as masses of ID Mobile users are complaining about this issue, not only on this forum, but all over the web. Also, mine & my girlfriends phones are identical as I bought them together, however, my girlfriends phone uses a different mobile network & she has excellent coverage everywhere, so you can’t tell me this is not down to ID Mobile’s signal coverage. I'm now thinking of switching to my girlfriends mobile phone provider, as what’s the point of having a phone if you can’t use it 50% of the time because bad signal coverage. It’s great that ID Mobile is a cheep costing mobile network provider, but I suppose you get what you pay for, & I’d rather pay more & have a phone I can use, especially when I have serious health issues so might need to use my phone in an emergency. ☹️