I have a contract with Virgin Mobile SA, however I have cancelled my contract since the period of the contract expired, I did not wish to renew. My final bill is also currently DISPUTED. I was then told that my number after 90 days will not only be suspended from being used any further, however the number will get 'RECYCLED' and authorised to someone else. How the does this now work? Since I am sure there are a lot of individuals who receive personal bank related as well as account related correspondence to their cell phone, in fact if this said number is given to someone else (the exact number), then OBVIOUSLY they will receive the previous owner of that same number's personal information right? How do you guys think, if not at all?? In my submission Virgin Mobile are then contributing to crime in South Africa?? Obviously, recycling and re-authorising previous used number allows the new person to have access to information received via sms's. I am sure you have my e-mail add on your system, I am currently out of the country so don't 'phone' my on my cell number. thanks. would seriously love to here from you
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