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Twincharged

saw this ad in phing.com selling a "golden number" ....

 

and actually have been seeing some other numbers being hailed as golden numbers and selling on the internet.

 

so what constitutes a golden number ??

 

does the one in the ad qualify as one ? http://www.phing.com/listing/113623-Golden...r-sell-91195060

 

** btw, dun be mistaken, the number is not mine, so dun presume i am advertising for it **

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IMO, definitely not a golden number....

 

saw this ad in phing.com selling a "golden number" ....

 

and actually have been seeing some other numbers being hailed as golden numbers and selling on the internet.

 

so what constitutes a golden number ??

 

does the one in the ad qualify as one ? http://www.phing.com/listing/113623-Golden...r-sell-91195060

 

** btw, dun be mistaken, the number is not mine, so dun presume i am advertising for it **

 

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The term "golden number" has been overly abused when it comes to mobile numbers.

 

Many times I've seen "golden numbers" listed on a board outside a mobile phone shop and they r totally rusbbish.

 

If you really want to define what a "golden number" in singapore means, then this must be it -> As long as any number appear twice or more, it is a "golden number".

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if these can be classified as golden numbers, then all other better numbers are what? platinum?

 

golden numbers should be those that has a digit appearing >3 times consecutively. or having a repetition of a set of numbers, for e.g. 9118 9118.

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if these can be classified as golden numbers, then all other better numbers are what? platinum?

 

golden numbers should be those that has a digit appearing >3 times consecutively. or having a repetition of a set of numbers, for e.g. 9118 9118.

 

that is not gold.. at most, it's called "perferred" number..

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i can give a few easily which was consider as "golden number" to their owner...... [:p]

 

9154-8660

9670-3270

 

 

eh.. whose number is this? your ang pai har.. I can guess a few people have tried calling them liao.. [sweatdrop]

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Twincharged

so repeated numbers = golden numbers ??

 

then mine i got form the telco when i bought my phone .... number was chose from the regular list : xyyyxxab - hey ! i got 2 sets of rerepeated numbers ...full house !! golden or not ? [confused]

 

all along i thought those golden numbers supposed to have the number '8' inside .... [laugh]

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Turbocharged

Someone i knew, his last 6 digit mobile no is 8 8 8 8 8 8.

Even both husband/wife car no also 8 8 8 8 (very old car no)

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M1 Golden no. for sale 83836883 @ $388

 

Line can be transfer after 3/12/2011 , not been using for more than a year!

 

Anyone interested? SMS me @ 93868686 ( Highest bidder wins )

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saw this ad in phing.com selling a "golden number" ....

 

and actually have been seeing some other numbers being hailed as golden numbers and selling on the internet.

 

so what constitutes a golden number ??

 

does the one in the ad qualify as one ? http://www.phing.com/listing/113623-Golden...r-sell-91195060

 

** btw, dun be mistaken, the number is not mine, so dun presume i am advertising for it **

[confused]

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The term "golden number" has been overly abused when it comes to mobile numbers.

 

Many times I've seen "golden numbers" listed on a board outside a mobile phone shop and they r totally rusbbish.

 

If you really want to define what a "golden number" in singapore means, then this must be it -> As long as any number appear twice or more, it is a "golden number".

I believe that is called repeated number, not golden number.

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