12-10-2008, 03:17 AM
Thanks Damon,
I am working with Melissa & she's great!
FYI, I finally corresponded w/ Oceanic who said that I should enter my phone # & not worry about what my area code is. At the same time per email, it was discovered that there is no cable in Nanawale.
My question is why do they want a phone number that is useless w/o an area code?
But guess w/o potential service, that I don't have to fret over it now [
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I am working with Melissa & she's great!
FYI, I finally corresponded w/ Oceanic who said that I should enter my phone # & not worry about what my area code is. At the same time per email, it was discovered that there is no cable in Nanawale.
My question is why do they want a phone number that is useless w/o an area code?
But guess w/o potential service, that I don't have to fret over it now [
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Originally posted by Damon
Hey Delia -
Melissa (AKA Yurtgirl) on here knows a lot about yurts. Aaron and I know a few things about cable.
The actual problem you are facing, is that the phone you are currently using won't reach the 808 area code. I had a problem with my Hawaii Telcom Phone on Oahu not allowing me to access 888 numbers.
Simple solution, find a phone that does allow 808 numbers problem solved. It doesn't sound like an Oceanic problem at all so if there is ranting to be done... it's at your phone provider on the mainland.
Remember, once you get the automated message at Oceanic... Your still going to be messing with their automated system for awhile.
It still might take 2 weeks or longer to get your installation set up. I'm not even sure where you are moving to at this point. Does Oceanic even go to your location?
Ranting won't get you anywhere on this island when it comes to getting things done.
In the meantime, if need be to keep your business running, there are a few internet cafe's that can keep you going for awhile.
Nice website btw.
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