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#77167 11-Feb-2011 18:35
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I have had my Iphone 4 for about two weeks. Cut my sim down as i couldn't afford to buy a micro sim at the time. Recently it has been losing service, it comes up with searching... The only way to get service again it to restart the phone. Is this a problem with my sim or is it the phone?? Any help will be appreciated.
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  #438404 11-Feb-2011 18:40
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Quite possibly the SIM.

I cut down a SIM for my iPad a while back to try it out, but cut it a bit too fine, so if it wasn't seated right it would say 'No SIM' and I would have to restart or take it out and put it in again.

I'd suggest getting a proper micro-SIM as soon as you can first of all and see if that eliminates the issue.




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  #438406 11-Feb-2011 18:41
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  #438409 11-Feb-2011 18:54
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I will go into vodafone tomorrow and see if that helps. thanks for the quick reply
James



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  #438416 11-Feb-2011 19:10
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Does this issue happen in other locations?

What is the signal strength like normally?

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  #438436 11-Feb-2011 20:41
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Its only happened once while at work (which has full reception). But is happening quite often at home which has 3-4 bars.
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