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#58364 10-Mar-2010 10:39
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I bought an iphone off trademe. They said it was unlocked... it works on 2d and Vodafone but not xt.

It goes in and the phone knows there is a sim but it just says 'no service'

help?

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  #305887 10-Mar-2010 10:43
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Is it an iPhone 3G or the original iPhone? The original iPhone won't work on XT because it's GSM/GPRS/EDGE only, not WCDMA.

Also, is this XT SIM working on any other handset?





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  #305899 10-Mar-2010 11:10
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Also make sure '3G' is turned on under Settings -> General -> Network.

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  #305903 10-Mar-2010 11:20
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Was the iphone a 3G or 3Gs or a 2G only iphone?

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  #306008 10-Mar-2010 16:42
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Also (as we found out today, with my friends trademe purchased iPhone) check In SBSettings (If your iPhone is jailbroken a menu will pop up if you swipe your finger over the time) that 3G is also turned on in there as well




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