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Ropenuts

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#112767 19-Dec-2012 18:51
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Just wondering if anyone has any ideas about this. I gave my Samsung Omnia 7 to my gf after getting my Lumia 920. I had it on 2degrees for the 2 years that I owned it. Never had a real issue with reception, I would get 3g+ in my house. But now that she has brought her number over from Telecom its only receiving a few bars on E and sometimes up to 1 bar of 3g. Why would it be doing this? Any help would be appreciated.

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  #735118 19-Dec-2012 18:58
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Approx where are you? Maybe 2Degrees now have coverage in the area so Vodafone is no longer providing the coverage using national roaming

 
 
 
 

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  #735129 19-Dec-2012 19:24
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Maybe it only supports the 2100 band and your on Telecom's 2100 band fringe. GSM Areana shows it as 900 / 2100 bands only.




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  #735131 19-Dec-2012 19:28
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The OP says it was used on 2degrees before...




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  #735148 19-Dec-2012 20:26
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True should have put this in the 2degrees forum. Whoops haha. Living in Paraparaumu, but yeah like I said had no issues with reception before and now she has put her number on a 2degrees sim its no good at all. I got no idea.

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  #735152 19-Dec-2012 20:33
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What is Vodafone / Telecom coverage like in the same location?

Have you tested with another handset?

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  #735156 19-Dec-2012 20:39
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2degrees have recently deployed their sites on the Kapiti Coast and moved away from national roaming on Vodafone. Most of their customers have moved away also as the coverage is now terrible.

In all honestly there is no fix other than moving networks if they provide better coverage at your location.


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  #735158 19-Dec-2012 20:44
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Telecom coverage is awesome here. Glad I actually moved back to it when I got my 920. Wish I just sold the damn phone now, this is all diasspointing for her..



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  #735164 19-Dec-2012 21:00
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Please correct me if wrong but haven't 2 degrees had their own network in Kapiti for at least eighteen months.

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  #735166 19-Dec-2012 21:01
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Is she using a case / different case?

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  #735170 19-Dec-2012 21:08
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Nope nothing different at all. I just reset the phone to factory settings and gifted it to her.

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  #735180 19-Dec-2012 21:17
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Have you checked out the cellsite map for Kapiti. Link on the right hand side above page.

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  #735181 19-Dec-2012 21:17
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so you don't have you 2d sim anymore to re-insert to test?

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  #735183 19-Dec-2012 21:27
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Can't test my old sim since I have changed the number over to my new phone

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  #735223 19-Dec-2012 23:05
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ajw: Please correct me if wrong but haven't 2 degrees had their own network in Kapiti for at least eighteen months.


Quite possible but roaming on Vodafone could have still been open all that time,

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  #735246 20-Dec-2012 08:02
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johnr:
ajw: Please correct me if wrong but haven't 2 degrees had their own network in Kapiti for at least eighteen months.


Quite possible but roaming on Vodafone could have still been open all that time,


Haven't seen any complaints on their facebook page concerning coverage In Kapiti.

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