Seems to me that the only person who isn't happy here is the dad. I don't know the dad in this scenario so can't comment. In a normal circumstance (if there is such a thing), I'd revert back to what I said in my last post. As this seems to have just gone over to your life. I can't comment because I don't know the facts so I'll just leave it there. Good luck with it all.
You need to contact your network operator and ask them to block the number.
The phone isn't capable of blocking a particular number. There is no software that can do this on series 40 phones like the 5310.
What you could do is assign a silent ringtone to a contact so that the phone doesn't ring when they call. But that will only work for calls, not texts.
Right. In that tone I can understand better. I see your point and I understand what you are saying. I don't know if I agree with not letting him in, it creates a better atmosphere all around if the kids can see the dad. You're right, I have not been the one in that relationship but I have stood next to my best friend while she was sorting a similar situation out. If the child can see the parents getting along and the dad can come in, look at the paintings, room etc, then the child DOES pick up on it and finds it easier to handle the parents not being together anymore
I was on the phone one evening in my parents house while they were away. Heard someone pick up a phone, whisper something and then put it down again. I knew the person I was talking to only had one phone but we have another extension in the converted attic. Probably the first time I've ever stalked around my whole house with a hurley stick. Never could explain it.
If you get to the stage where you're married or living together etc, then yeah, you should have SOME say on the house but you will never be the kids real parents and so are you saying that taking on the role as the "head of the house" would mean you have more say than their biological Dad AND mum????????
If it works in your other phones, it's probably that handset. If you go into Settings, (or call settings), diverts, there should be an option to turn it on. If it asks you for a number to send it to, its 08*5 and then the rest of your number.
Easy one first. MMS settings need to be downloaded online. You can go onto the o2 website, choose your phone and ask for mms settings to be delivered to your handset for free. Should take care of it.
Gona have to disappoint I'm afraid. No idea where it's gone. I may have left it in my old place. Sorry. I know there IS a code but can't remember what it is. Something along the lines of *176# or some suck bollix but it's been a couple of years and it won't come to me. Sorry
No problem with it myself. I must admit, when I first joined, I did skip the people who had kids when I was looking around till I remembered that one of my best friends has a kid and I wouldn't expect anyone to treat HER differently. In fact, I'd be openly hostile if anyone did. It makes it harder, sure. There's no calls of "lets meet now". A bit more preplanning is involved but like L said. If someone likes YOU then they'll respect you enough to know that they won't come first. The kids will always come first and maybe one day, you can work yourself up to second place. Some people don't mind the extra effort if the girl is worth it.
It happens. Do you really expect a conversation to stay the same for an hour?We all replied to what you posted and yet you complain about what we did for the next hour. Reply to the questions and comments and it'll soon get back on track.
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