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Old 22-06-2006, 9:28 AM   #1
cool4cats
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This sounds really dumb but I wanted to check I am correct before going ahead.
My mum is abroad on holiday and wants to top up her phone but has left her top up card at home here in the UK, I have been to get it and so I wondered that if I top it up for her here in the UK would it still be credited to her phone even though she is abroad ?

Thanks.

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