How to delete ALL contacts at once on GOOGLE ANDROID phone?

by osde8info

Urgent! i need to rub out all contacts without indevidually deleting each one.

Help delight???!!
there is no rub out all button, and i cant rub out it through the settings. Im looking for someone who knows what there talking about and has the same phone.

Answer by Cloe
just click on rub out all!!!!!!!????????????

Answer by Chris
well alot of times a phone will let you rub out contacts really all the time so my estimate is to go to options then press rub out. i could be incorrect though.’

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Really I dont have that phone, but I am just curious that you place this question in Single and Dating catalog.

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