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Butj

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#265405 20-Jan-2020 12:12
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I have been using this device for a while and have purchased and used 6x no problem. Very easy

 

However I now find the device wont recognise the SIM card and I have tried Voda and Spark SIMs to no avail. Thought it was just a dud one, so  replaced and bought another as spare. All 3 exhibit same issue. Tried factory reset, no change.

 

Purchased at PB Tech in Penrose.

 

Anyone else experienced same issue? 

 

What other like options are available?

 

Cheers

 

John


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Butj

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  #2403335 22-Jan-2020 08:45
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Issue on this device has been resolved by using the correct size SIM card. This post can be closed.


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