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Nokia 3330 T-Mobile Sim Problem
My Dad has got a Nokia 3330 T-Mobile. It isn't an unlocked phone. Yesterday he got a message pop up "Allow SIM card to send a message?" I pressed cancel. But the message keeps re-appearing every time the mobile is turned back on.
Any ideas? Simon. Last edited by bigsim20 : 06-11-2006 at 11:41. |
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press yes???? it's just the sim chatting with the network as far as i know. t-mobile sims do this.
Last edited by flagpole : 06-11-2006 at 11:47. |
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press yes???? it's just the sim chatting with the network as far as i know. t-mobile sims do this.
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Thanks, has anyone else got an opinion on the subject?
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Thanks, has anyone else got an opinion on the subject?
Simon. you've got two choices; Press yes - as flagpole is quite correct, I get this whenever my T-Mobile sim swops handsets, it's just the sim card talking to the network (or trying to anyway) and it will continue to try to do so until you press yes, which will allow the sim to send a free message to the network, which will then make the message pop ups stop. Press no - and continue to get the "Allow SIM card to send a message?" pop up every time the phone is switched off and back on. It's up to you.
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Sounds fairly conclusive.
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Thanks everyone for you advice.
I did ring T-Mobile yesterday and they told me to delete all the text messages from the outbox and remove the Sim card and Battery for 30 secs and replace them and that should sort the problem. Sadly the back of the Nokia seems to be welded shut and I can’t get it off. So I think I may have to let it send the message. But I will give it some thought over the weekend. Simon. |
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Originally Posted by bigsim20
Thanks everyone for you advice.
I did ring T-Mobile yesterday and they told me to delete all the text messages from the outbox and remove the Sim card and Battery for 30 secs and replace them and that should sort the problem. Sadly the back of the Nokia seems to be welded shut and I can’t get it off. So I think I may have to let it send the message. But I will give it some thought over the weekend. Simon. |
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Just let it send!!!!!!!!
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Just let it send!!!!!!!!
Bloody hell some people hey. The message wqouldn't come up if it could do any damage. |
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Originally Posted by bigsim20
Thanks everyone for you advice.
I did ring T-Mobile yesterday and they told me to delete all the text messages from the outbox and remove the Sim card and Battery for 30 secs and replace them and that should sort the problem. Sadly the back of the Nokia seems to be welded shut and I can’t get it off. So I think I may have to let it send the message. But I will give it some thought over the weekend. Simon. Right, I'm lost now...Ok, lets do this step by step; this Quote:
Originally Posted by bigsim20
...I did ring T-Mobile yesterday and they told me to delete all the text messages from the outbox and remove the Sim card and Battery for 30 secs and replace them and that should sort the problem...
As for this Quote:
Originally Posted by bigsim20
...Sadly the back of the Nokia seems to be welded shut and I can’t get it off. So I think I may have to let it send the message.
But I will give it some thought over the weekend... As for giving it some thought - press yes - the free message will send, nothing will happen to the phone, and the pop ups will stop. press no - the pop ups continue. My advice? If you want the pop ups to stop, let it send. Last edited by lost boy : 13-11-2006 at 18:56. |
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any news???? has it been sent yet???
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You got a few people telling you to just let it send. Are you still thinking about it or have you sent it?
Come on we're all interested. |
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