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#189450 30-Dec-2015 12:37
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I'm travelling through Waikato around Whangamata / Thames. Try to make a voice call:

"We are sorry. Your call did not go through. Please try again later".

Same for an hour approx. Data is good tho! : ).

I'm not really here to complain just enquiring.

I assume it is a kind of overload or capacity problem but my recollection is a different message for that. So maybe a generic failure message.

Anyway, feel free to advise ; ).

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  #1459006 30-Dec-2015 12:40
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Hmm. Mobile to mobile is OK. Maybe something up with the local (07) number I called..



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  #1459017 30-Dec-2015 13:11
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If you are getting that message then B party side

A party side calling issue would normally show ' call failed ' on mobile

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  #1459036 30-Dec-2015 13:54
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Just tried another Thames number and that worked so something with the number. Weird message. Actually I just remembered this guy is on Orcon so maybe this is related to the different message.



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  #1459514 31-Dec-2015 13:18
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     >I just remembered this guy is on Orcon<

Is that the planet in the Terres Vulpes system?  Well, no wonder you couldn't connect from Thames. wink

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  #1460851 3-Jan-2016 23:40
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Mystery solved. Orcon Genius box switched off.

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