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He risks missing medical-related calls after EE warned he may have accept a new number to get his service backMy 95-year-old friend is in distress. His landline has stopped working and he’s been told by his provider EE that he may need to accept a new phone number to get his service back.He lives alone and relies on his phone for human contact. It will be a challenge for him to let people know his new number and he risks being cut off from medical communications. Continue reading…
He risks missing medical-related calls after EE warned he may have accept a new number to get his service back
My 95-year-old friend is in distress. His landline has stopped working and he’s been told by his provider EE that he may need to accept a new phone number to get his service back.
He lives alone and relies on his phone for human contact. It will be a challenge for him to let people know his new number and he risks being cut off from medical communications.
