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| You call the cellular service provider and disconnect the line? or cancel the number? or other? Thank you. |
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| Hello Preppy If your mobile phone is lost or stolen, you should call your service provider and report the theft or loss. Your service provider will then "bar your SIM card" and "block calls to and from your number". MrP |
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| Thank you Mister Pedantic for your reply. Is there any simpler expression? |
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| Hello Peppy You can call your service provider and "get your phone blocked" or "bar your number" or "get a bar put on your line". See you, MrP |
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| Thank you Mr. Pedantic. I appreciate your help. |
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