Re: Laptop Sim Card.

All good Susan, thank you for replying Tony BODDINGTON -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - Guidelines - Settings & Unsubscribe -

Re: Laptop Sim Card.

Sorry about this, Apple Mail had a sort of spasm and spat out a couple of odd emails. I've asked Ronni for help. My apologies. Sent from my iPad > On 27 Apr 2016, at 9:06 AM, Anthony (Tony) Francis wrote: > > Hi Sue > > Thank you for your reply, very much appreciated. The

Re: Laptop Sim Card.

Hi Sue Thank you for your reply, very much appreciated. The request was posted on the 27th October 2015. All was sorted with information from Wamuggers and from a senior Employee of Telstra, who when I explained what we had been advised on our previous visit said,” I don’t know why you were

Re: Laptop Sim Card.

Tony, there is no such things as a SIM drawer on the Macbook, never has been. You need a data SIM card in a wireless device to use it. Telstra have them and should have sold it to you at the time instead of just the SIM card. I don’t know what they were thinking! Cheers, Susan. On

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I too have been trying to figure why a Mac of any kind would use a SIM card. I understood SIM cards are for operation of mobile phones. I thought for a while I was learning something new ! > On 28 Oct 2015, at 7:59 AM, Peter Hinchliffe > wrote: > > >> On 27 Oct

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> On 27 Oct 2015, at 10:13 am, Anthony (Tony) Francis wrote: > > Hello Ronni > > I am beginning to get a little tired of waiting in queues to talk to a > Telstra Employee, being assured that the information given will end our > frustration with WIFI and DATA download, and

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No mystery at all. Telstra offered me a “free” notebook computer some years ago. I did not accept the notebook, but in the package that came ( modem, phone,T box etc) was a sim card. And I still argue with them about the charges they have made for something I never used. The SIM card was

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Hello Ronni I am beginning to get a little tired of waiting in queues to talk to a Telstra Employee, being assured that the information given will end our frustration with WIFI and DATA download, and then having to return again because we still have a problem, for us to travel it’s a 4 hour

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Hi Tony, Are you sure Telstra told you to insert the SIM Card into your MacBook Pro? The MacBook Pro hasn't got any SIM slot to insert the SIM. What year is your MacBook Pro? Before 2010, most MBPs came with an ExpressCard slot. Those later came with the SD slot. Go to About This Mac from the