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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (17591)	10/4/2000 5:18:10 AM
From: John Walliker	Read Replies (1) of 29987

Maurice, They'll want two phones, with the same number. The cute little Nokia GSM for round town and the dirty great Globalstar phone for in the Outback. I doubt that Vodafone has had the wit to offer such a service. Vodafone will try to charge for two accounts, insist on two numbers and charge huge amounts for call-forwarding to the Globalstar phone. Probably not. In the UK the phone is sold separately for use in conjunction with an existing Vodafone account by swapping the SIM card. I don't know whether they are available yet, but it is in principle possible to have two SIM cards on the same account. The first phone to register with a network blocks the other one. This would be a good way of handling the switch from small "city" phone to huge "outback" phone. John

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