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Topic # 99852 28-Mar-2012 19:36
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Hi all, striaght to the point, I have a iPhone 4 currently on XT, getting full signal, I pop my Skinny microsim in and get no service. Put XT Sim back in and full signal as usual.
I have updated to ios5.1 and also went to unlockit.co.nz and applyed the Skinny APN settings, 
Am i missing something obvious? 

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  Reply # 601494 28-Mar-2012 19:38
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Sounds like SIM card is not active



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  Reply # 601505 28-Mar-2012 19:43
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It says to put SIM in phone and dial 456 to activate, however I've tried that all I get is a call failed as I have no signal.

 
 
 
 


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  Reply # 601514 28-Mar-2012 19:54
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That is to activate the account

The SIM is not active in there systems so its not logging onto the network



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  Reply # 601525 28-Mar-2012 20:01
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hmm I see, I'll give em a call tomorrow. Thanks

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  Reply # 601566 28-Mar-2012 21:19
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Karld991: hmm I see, I'll give em a call tomorrow. Thanks


If you pm me the number off the sim then I will get it checked out

Please include a number I can get hold of you as well

Cheers

Paul 

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