hahahaha, not looking for Miss Call.Just wanna TF friends, not sure it happens in Thailand, but it happens in Singapore, and i got it both from sms and dial. The next time you receive a "missed call" alert from a China number starting with +86 on your mobile phone, think twice before rushing to return it - unless you know the caller. Or you may literally play into the hands of a racket, believed to be operating out of China. And end up having to pay a very high charge, as the call is redirected to a premium rate telephone service. On returning the number, the caller is then told he has won a prize and stands to win a higher chance by calling a second number. If the caller falls for this, he will be charged a premium rate for the second call too. The victim ends up facing a hefty phone bill for the calls. For example, callers from Australia who have been dubed were charged A$2.97 a minute for returned calls. Do not return calls to +86 XXXX XXXX XXX UNLESS you recognise the number. If someone is genuinely trying to get you, they will call again.

If I don't know who the missed call came from, I won't return it. Simple as that. I'm not the curious type.

gee, i hope this isn't lostring trying to ring people

well Khun Lung, i guess everyone knows about that.

But sometimes, when you have friends staying or travelling or working in overseas, youo will tend to return the missed calls.

nobody calls me anymore...

that's why I dont need to worry about missed call(s) :*}

Thanks for your warning love u love u I m going to miss call you tomorrow LOL *grin*

lol Anny....u just have a missed call.