Mobe Keyboard Querey

[ivor4781]

where is the dot you put between money when topping up something on a mobile keyboard i cant find it on android ie: 50.00 or 50:00 i can only do 5000

[ivor4781]

sorry i mean dial pad not keyboard

[sapelesam]

On my Android phone, bottom line, far right.

[ivor4781]

thanks but not on mine (moto 2g)on my dial pad apart from numbers i have * # and+

[4candles]

No dot on my Android either - but surely you don't need to indicate pence anyway, as you'd be topping up in whole pounds?

[sapelesam]

Ivor, try sending a text, one of the keys should have the punctuations. That should show you the full stop.

[ivor4781]

4candles
its an automated system i was trying to top up it will not accept just 50 it needs pounds and pence

[ivor4781]

4candles
its an automated system i was trying to top up it will not accept just 50 it needs pounds and pence and its the dial pad im using NOT the keypad, you know "enter the amount then press #"

[ubasses]

On my older Moto G it just to the right of the spacebar

[albaqwerty]

don't know if anything here will help

https://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-8452

[sapelesam]

Ivor, can you explain the difference between dial pad and key pad, I'm totally confused.

[4candles]

"...its the dial pad im using NOT the keypad..."
Yes, understood. As I say, on my Android dial pad, there's no full stop (dot), just as there isn't on a landline phone, corded or cordless. No problem in topping up by entering an amount followed by #.
I'm not understanding this 'pence' business.
If you enter, say, 50, followed by #, what message/announcement do you get?

[ivor4781]

"sorry amount not recognized"please try again,i know what im doing .
never mind i got it sorted by downloading the bloody app,which i didnt want