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nate10999

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#42868 12-Oct-2009 19:21
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hi i brought a new r6 phone and sim card. sometimes up to 5 times a day it comes up on the screen 'no sim detected' has anyone else had this problem? is the sim to scratched? or is it just another problem with this phone?

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  #263541 12-Oct-2009 19:25
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sounds like a faulty sim. i bought an r6 for my mother. works flawlessly.




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  #263544 12-Oct-2009 19:36
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Never had that issue but have had a raft of other problems. It is a bad phone...





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  #263557 12-Oct-2009 20:36
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thefatmould: Never had that issue but have had a raft of other problems. It is a bad phone...



If your talking about duplicate contacts and or the phone appearing as it is roaming, there is a fix out.


Go to a Telecom store and they will replace your SIM free of charge with an updated one.


To the OP best to go to a store and get them to check it out, if it's the SIM it may need replacing. Note that there is a charge if the SIM is damaged, however if it's just faulty Telecom will replace it.


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