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Uhhh.
There's a massive list of information you're not providing, and by not knowing what questions to ask or what info to provide, it sounds like you need more help than reddit can offer.
Before anything, the most important question is-do you even own the phone numbers you think you should be able to dial from your mobile? If no, you need to talk to a telephone company. If yes, you should start by talking to their support.