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I'm guessing not, but on the off chance, is this possible?

If not it's wandering around on a patch of my local moor peering at the ground to find my phone...

In reply to Timmd:

Did your phone software backup contacts to you Pc at all. Did you do it recently?

In reply to Orgsm:
No, nothing like that. Fortunately I've got most of my contacts on a piece of paper except for about six numbers, I just vaguely wondered if they could be transferred in some other way, like if Orange could press a button to transfer contacts from a lost sim to a replacement one.

I'm probably less tech savvy than I ought to be by the way if this sounds like a weird question to ask. ()

In reply to Timmd:

Afraid not...unless it was a smart phone with a google account on it. Then you may have backed up your contacts to your google account without realising....

In reply to Timmd:

No such thing as dumb questions, just dumb answers.

Nope phone company won't have access to your contacts. What they will have is a list of phone calls you've made and you may find the missing numbers there if you've called them recently.

In reply to Orgsm:

I'm a serial texter unfortunately, ta anyway, at least I know.

In reply to Timmd:

Your phone records include texts as well. It's worth checking.

In reply to Timmd:

Of course you could also ring your lost phone. If it rings for a while then it is still alive. Then go back to where you think you lost it and try ringing it again from a cheap £10 pay as you go mobile. You might just hear it....

In reply to Orgsm:

Is there any kind of time limit for the texts records do you know?

In reply to Timmd: If you've got an itemised bill then you have a list of numbers you've called and texted.

In reply to Timmd:

Assuming your Phone still has battery Power and can pick up a signal

http://m.digitaltrends.com/mobile/how-to-track-a-cell-phone/