What does 0000036500 mean on my text usage?
what does 0000036500 mean on my text usage?
This is simply a sms short code from Champion Call TV; LLC which you either sent/received a text to/from. It appears it was some type of telemarketer during the voting season.
You can find your code in THIS location.
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Good question!
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manuals.info.apple.com/en_US/iphone_user_guide.pdf
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Choose button and allow Lightroom to do its stuff.
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