The buyout i believe is coming from china mobile ltd. and i have put a lot of 2+2's together as i recently hacked bell mobility (completely by accident), and after some pathetic attempts by lesser qualified IT personnel (to dicover how i did it) traced these addresses back to there origins, discovered that china mobile was there.
Bell felt it necessary to charge me for accidently using there data bandwidth on one of there big product line phones , I regret this seriously as they wanted to slap me with a $7000 bill for doing this. They are very upset as they do not know how i did this and it is the first time it has ever happened. For reasons of my own all i will say is I "dropped" it. I was told that they would retract 75% of the debt because it was an accident. So as a sign of good faith as this message is probably being monitored i will only talk about 25% of the details. What i know involves more than one model and will work with pay as you go and is unmonitored to date unless you own the phone and are on a plan.
WILL BE IN TOUCH OMEN
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