Sim belonged to porn actor ??

Wait until the debt collectors call and won't take no for an answer

I got my new CellC SIM in 2014. The first call came in 10 mins after I switched on the phone. In the next few days it rang at least 25 times a day. The previous owner was AMOS who moved to Limpopo. Most of the callers were African ladies speaking a language that I did not understand. Many shouted at me "imali oyityala" was repeated often

I took it out and cut it in half
 
chrisc said:
Wait until the debt collectors call and won't take no for an answer

I got my new CellC SIM in 2014. The first call came in 10 mins after I switched on the phone. In the next few days it rang at least 25 times a day. The previous owner was AMOS who moved to Limpopo. Most of the callers were African ladies speaking a language that I did not understand. Many shouted at me "imali oyityala" was repeated often

I took it out and cut it in half
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You need to write a book bud. Your experiences with all the things is wonderful so we can be prepared. Noone gonna tune us kak.

I will buy the first copy when you publish it :cool::thumbsup:
 
Took about 6-7 years for creditors to stop calling for "Angelique" on my current number whoch I have had for more than a decade.

You can do it.
 
chrisc said:
Wait until the debt collectors call and won't take no for an answer

I got my new CellC SIM in 2014. The first call came in 10 mins after I switched on the phone. In the next few days it rang at least 25 times a day. The previous owner was AMOS who moved to Limpopo. Most of the callers were African ladies speaking a language that I did not understand. Many shouted at me "imali oyityala" was repeated often

I took it out and cut it in half
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Your stories should be cut in half
 
chrisc said:
Wait until the debt collectors call and won't take no for an answer

I got my new CellC SIM in 2014. The first call came in 10 mins after I switched on the phone. In the next few days it rang at least 25 times a day. The previous owner was AMOS who moved to Limpopo. Most of the callers were African ladies speaking a language that I did not understand. Many shouted at me "imali oyityala" was repeated often

I took it out and cut it in half
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My wife has the same. She's had the number for almost 8 years now, and STILL get calls about Mfusi that seems to have opened an account at just about every furniture and clothing store in the country, filled his house and closets, and then refused to pay.
 
I also get called from debt collectors looking for Natasha - has slowed down after telling each one she has left the country / died etc.

However never received anything on whatsapp - always just phone calls.
 
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