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• Where can I get recycled industrial plastic scrap?

  Our team is constantly sourcing many types and forms of recycled industrial plastics. Give us a call at +1 (843) 410-0326 or sign up to our buyer’s list below to receive our material offerings. We purchase all forms of post industrial plastic scrap. Simply give us a call at +1 (843) 410-0326 or submit the form below.

• Do you have a recycled phone number?

  Chances are, you already have. In a little-known industry practice, wireless service providers routinely recycle former customers’ phone numbers and give them to new customers without informing them of the number’s history.

• How often are mobile phone numbers reassigned?

  How frequently are mobile phone numbers reassigned? On average, nearly 100,000 mobile phone numbers are reassigned every day. How long does it take for a disconnected number to be recycled?

• How are mobile phone numbers distributed in the UK?

  Communications regulatory authority Ofcom provides UK network providers with mobile numbers in blocks of 1000, and the providers then distribute those numbers to new customers according to their own allocation plans. Ofcom is also the agency responsible for regulating how mobile phone numbers are recycled.

• Why do cell phone companies need to reuse phone numbers?

  Cell phone companies say they need to do this because there just aren’t enough new numbers to go around. A number can be reused within as little as 30 days. But as cell phones increasingly are used to access the Internet and to purchase goods and services, reusing numbers can open the door to a variety of unexpected charges.