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[Favvi]

travis: 7272 0989 5204 0443

Edited by travis.davidson, 21 November 2006 - 03:55.

[winlonghorn]

Here is my wii number:

1037 9308 3646 7352

[Marduk]

My only dread is people exploiting this and bombing/spaming our wiis I dunno something to think about, the DS friend's code wasn't such a big deal as they sadly varied per game, but our Wii code is kinda forever for our one console. And if something like this does happen I think Nintendo has covered themselves by making it sorta against their rules to solicit your Wii code online to people you don't "know". That being sad I'll probably post mine later when I boot out of Zelda.

[Danrarbc]

The Teej, on Nov 19 2006, 17:54, said:

Dan, Will you be adding all of the Member's Wii Codes to your first post, a la my DS Friend Code thread?

That does make sense doesn't it

Sure

Marduk, on Nov 21 2006, 05:20, said:

My only dread is people exploiting this and bombing/spaming our wiis

Both people need to have the number entered to be able to send and receive messages. So if you don't have a spammer in your list you can't get a message from them.

Edited by Danrarbc641, 21 November 2006 - 05:50.

[firebud]

I guess I'll add everyone here.

Here's my stuff:

Name: Bill
#: 4666 2520 9928 0792

[iconoclast]

well so much for my idea

[Danrarbc]

iconoclast, on Nov 21 2006, 05:51, said:

well so much for my idea

I like the idea, but not everyone would listen to instructions. I'm willing to do it, it's not that much time eaten up per day.

[nid~vaeda]

iconoclast: 4044 6855 0589 1903
josh: 6970 8327 6610 3262
hova: 6402 0386 7074 1199
Danrarbc: 8145 1081 9816 5429
freeza: 2762 6581 6914 7287
pepsihabbit: 1089 1998 6113 3182
travis: 7272 0989 5204 0443
winlonghorn: 1037 9308 3646 7352
Nid-Vaeda: 4990 1994 7073 8979

everyone above has been added to my wii

Edited by nid~vaeda, 21 November 2006 - 06:37.

[Favvi]

Marduk, on Nov 20 2006, 22:20, said:

My only dread is people exploiting this and bombing/spaming our wiis I dunno something to think about, the DS friend's code wasn't such a big deal as they sadly varied per game, but our Wii code is kinda forever for our one console. And if something like this does happen I think Nintendo has covered themselves by making it sorta against their rules to solicit your Wii code online to people you don't "know". That being sad I'll probably post mine later when I boot out of Zelda.

if the person starts spamming you, you can simply erase their entry in your address book..

[FreeWaRrior]

Following Icono's instructions (copied from nid):

iconoclast: 4044 6855 0589 1903
josh: 6970 8327 6610 3262
hova: 6402 0386 7074 1199
Danrarbc: 8145 1081 9816 5429
freeza: 2762 6581 6914 7287
pepsihabbit: 1089 1998 6113 3182
travis: 7272 0989 5204 0443
winlonghorn: 1037 9308 3646 7352
Nid-Vaeda: 4990 1994 7073 8979
FreeWaRrior :8007 3307 8111 4316

I didn't add anyone but I'll be happy to accept anyone adding me. Let me know though you're from neowin.

[nvme]

here's mine.. 4375-9826-4015-6231
ill add everyone in a little while

[Steffan]

Steffan : 8387 0032 0573 7109

[Bekabam]

Alrite I got my my wii last night and set it all up so i'm new to all this. I made my mii and were do I get my code? Is there something to do with wiiconnect24 because I keep trying to go to the user agreements page to activate it but it says cannot connect to internet even though when I go to test connection it works. I'm getting error number 52030.

So basicly three questions: Where is the number for you mii and how can I get wiiconnect24 to work and what is wiiconnect24 used for?

[nvme]

make sure you're getting a good connection. at first i could connect to the wireless network but i was dropping so many packets that the information wasnt getting through. try pinging your wii to see if it's dropping in and out. if it is, try setting the channel on your wireless router/ap to 1 or 11.

to find your wii number, click on the message icon in the bottom right corner on the main wii menu, then click on the far right address book icon. it should be on the first screen that shows up after that.

edit: oh and your third question. wii connect lets you get to all of the online features for the wii. such as shopping for virtual console games, weather and news (not implimented yet), and online play.

[Bekabam]

nvme, on Nov 21 2006, 16:36, said:

make sure you're getting a good connection. at first i could connect to the wireless network but i was dropping so many packets that the information wasnt getting through. try pinging your wii to see if it's dropping in and out. if it is, try setting the channel on your wireless router/ap to 1 or 11.

to find your wii number, click on the message icon in the bottom right corner on the main wii menu, then click on the far right address book icon. it should be on the first screen that shows up after that.

edit: oh and your third question. wii connect lets you get to all of the online features for the wii. such as shopping for virtual console games, weather and news (not implimented yet), and online play.

Thanks for answering. I found out it wasn't a stable connection but now it works, I kept trying and trying and it works now.

Mark:7379 8470 3147 1935

Danrarbc: 8145 1081 9816 5429
freeza: 2762 6581 6914 7287
Hova: 6402 0386 7074 1199
j0sh: 6970 8327 6610 3262
iconoclast: 4044 6855 0589 1903
pepsihabbit: 1089 1998 6113 3182
travis: 7272 0989 5204 0443
winlonghorn: 1037 9308 3646 7352
Bill: 4666 2520 9928 0792
Nid-Vaeda: 4990 1994 7073 8979
FreeWaRrior: 8007 3307 8111 4316
nvme: 4375 9826 4015 6231
Steffan: 8387 0032 0573 7109

Edited by bEkAbAm, 21 November 2006 - 23:26.