Tim,
Thanks for the suggestions - the iphone ended up being faulty
Cheers
jewels
On 30/12/2009, at 8:34 AM, Tim Law wrote:
Can you take the SIM back to the place of purchase and show them
what is
happening.
Can you install your original SIM card into the iPhone and import the
contacts, then remove that SIM card and try a replacement NextG card?
Like Paul, I'm no sim expert. My iPhone just works. Simple.
Tim
On 30/12/09 8:19 AM, "Paul K" <[email protected]> wrote:
Sounds like the sim itself (sorry, am no expert with phones/sims)
Can another be tried?
Good Luck
Paul
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