That is more than unusual, it is wrong. Your details are stored in firmware
inside the card. Sorry, but if it isn't holding your phone number, then
something more than just the number is wrong. It is possible that the area
you are in is "broadcasting" something to your aircard that is resetting it;
odder things have happened. But I'm not aware of any such general problems.
Good Luck. dr
PS: On the other hand: your 10 digit aircard phone number could be useless
if you are abroad, as your dial up number may need an international
association to it. Not sure if it would be working at all, unless you have
local cdma towers that recognize your U.S. phone number. Just thinking
outloud. dr
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"John Navas" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:kKSWf.654513$(E-Mail Removed)...
[POSTED TO alt.internet.wireless - REPLY ON USENET PLEASE]
In <(E-Mail Removed) .com> on 29 Mar 2006
17:17:12 -0800, "linux_base_program" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>i have a verizon V620 wireless card ... and for some reason it has
>changed the number ... and im no where near a verizon wireless company
>... i am overseas on a business trip ... i need to program my number
>back into this card ... if you know a program out there that can be
>helpful and solve my problem ... i would be much grateful to know ...
>price doesnt matter ... if its freeware even better ... but please help
>... i need this card soon ... and its not functioning right at all ...
>in the least i cant wait till i get back to the states ... for where im
>about to be transported has no connection at all ... any help would be
>great ...
[cross-posted to alt.cellular.verizon]
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