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Call the cell phone co. they will give it to you! Oh and #6 - My cell phone company sends my password from the "forgot your password" link on the internet to me as a text! So your a dumbass!
You're. I can't even correct everything else wrong with this though.
lol, epic failure, smooth move :P
#3 and #4, you aren't very bright. I can see it now "Today, somebody stole a notebook where I had written all my passwords. Now I cannot access my e-mail, my bank account has been hacked, someone charged $5000 to my credit cards via PayPal and my phone has been compromised. FML" And to the original poster, either swap your SIM card into another phone or go visit/call your provider, this situation is fairly simple.
HAHAHAHAHA. LMAO
So....call the company! I mean, I guess this is kind of ironic but I don't see why it's an FML...
yeah..i was gonna say switch the sim card to a friend's phone and get the password. ..unless you have no friends. then fyl for having no friends @-@
Irony at it's best! ;)
Wow. What idiots.
@ 19 that wouldnt work, because he would have no way of proving he is who he is. It would most likely require an in store visit, but not that big of an inconvenience.
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If you have a SIM card in your phone, try popping it into a friend's cellphone who is on the same network (in case there are any hardware restrictions built into the phone). Then go back and have the password sent to your phone, and your life should be unfucked.
#3 and #4, you aren't very bright. I can see it now "Today, somebody stole a notebook where I had written all my passwords. Now I cannot access my e-mail, my bank account has been hacked, someone charged $5000 to my credit cards via PayPal and my phone has been compromised. FML" And to the original poster, either swap your SIM card into another phone or go visit/call your provider, this situation is fairly simple.