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#85710 23-Jun-2011 22:27
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Hi all, i want to know if my Vodafone Sure Signal will work if I'm on a 2D hand set?




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  #485243 23-Jun-2011 22:45
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Assuming you have a 2D SIM on a phone bought from 2Ds. No, it won't. It will only work on a vodafone SIM



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  #485419 24-Jun-2011 12:25
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i was thinking 2D sim in a vodafone phone (one that would work with the sure signal on the vodafone network)?




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  #485426 24-Jun-2011 12:32
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Vodafone SIM with any 3G 2100mhz handset is the requirement

you also asked the Vodafone NZ forum




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  #485480 24-Jun-2011 14:10
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The handset doesn't matter. It's the SIM that matters.

By the way roaming SIM (except 2degrees) will work on a Sure Signal. I have even used an Amazon Kindle connected to a Sure Signal.




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  #485534 24-Jun-2011 15:48
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johnr: Vodafone SIM with any 3G 2100mhz handset is the requirement

you also asked the Vodafone NZ forum



ok thanks.

what i asked on VNZF was what hand sets will work with Sure Signal. i have 2 3G older sets both Vodafone and they will not work but my Sony C702 will work.......




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  #485565 24-Jun-2011 17:27
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CADMAX:
johnr: Vodafone SIM with any 3G 2100mhz handset is the requirement

you also asked the Vodafone NZ forum



ok thanks.

what i asked on VNZF was what hand sets will work with Sure Signal. i have 2 3G older sets both Vodafone and they will not work but my Sony C702 will work.......


Every 3G handset in the world (with the exception of US AWS handsets) will work as they all support 2100 MHz. If you have Vodafone handsets that don't work it would indicate a fault with either the handset or SIM.

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  #485578 24-Jun-2011 18:26
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CADMAX:
johnr: Vodafone SIM with any 3G 2100mhz handset is the requirement

you also asked the Vodafone NZ forum



ok thanks.

what i asked on VNZF was what hand sets will work with Sure Signal. i have 2 3G older sets both Vodafone and they will not work but my Sony C702 will work.......


Who ever advised older 3G handsets would not work on Sure Signal are wrong and this needs to be followed up!

Have you got their details? Johnr needs to have a word with them!

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  #485579 24-Jun-2011 18:50
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it was the staff at Vodafone westfield riccarton. they also said that sure signal was mainly for smart phones.
I have found them next to useless, i have a mate that got Samsung Tab but got told that they had run out and it could take up to 14 days to get them in, so went with 2 Iphone 4's, they took almost a week to get as i under stand it.




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  #485585 24-Jun-2011 19:21
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CADMAX: it was the staff at Vodafone westfield riccarton. they also said that sure signal was mainly for smart phones.
I have found them next to useless, i have a mate that got Samsung Tab but got told that they had run out and it could take up to 14 days to get them in, so went with 2 Iphone 4's, they took almost a week to get as i under stand it.


Sure Signal is for any 3G WCDMA 2100mhz handset that works on the Vodafone NZ network with a Vodafone SIM for Voice or Data

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  #485586 24-Jun-2011 19:22
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sbiddle:
CADMAX:
johnr: Vodafone SIM with any 3G 2100mhz handset is the requirement

you also asked the Vodafone NZ forum



ok thanks.

what i asked on VNZF was what hand sets will work with Sure Signal. i have 2 3G older sets both Vodafone and they will not work but my Sony C702 will work.......


Every 3G handset in the world (with the exception of US AWS handsets) will work as they all support 2100 MHz. If you have Vodafone handsets that don't work it would indicate a fault with either the handset or SIM.



I believe that the AWS handsets will work as well using the 2100 part of AWS..




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  #485611 24-Jun-2011 21:01
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old3eyes:
sbiddle:
CADMAX:
johnr: Vodafone SIM with any 3G 2100mhz handset is the requirement

you also asked the Vodafone NZ forum



ok thanks.

what i asked on VNZF was what hand sets will work with Sure Signal. i have 2 3G older sets both Vodafone and they will not work but my Sony C702 will work.......


Every 3G handset in the world (with the exception of US AWS handsets) will work as they all support 2100 MHz. If you have Vodafone handsets that don't work it would indicate a fault with either the handset or SIM.



I believe that the AWS handsets will work as well using the 2100 part of AWS..


AWS is split band 1700/2100. Some new handsets will work on pure 2100 networks but some older ones won't.

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