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New SIM card arrived today.
Hands up who thinks it worked? |
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---------- Post added at 13:11 ---------- Previous post was at 13:01 ---------- The wife's phone works fine on an EE tower. I put the sim in hers and there's a vastly reduced signal, no mobile data, BUT there is 'Virgin' under Network operators which isn't the case on mine. They've suggested that the phone may have been corrupted and it's just a massive coincidence that it happened at exactly the same moment that I got a text saying my plan had changed last Saturday morning. This all despite 2 previous virgin agents admitting to me that my service / sim was deactivated last week and couldn't be restored. They have said to factory restore my phone and wait for a call back from a manager. |
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New SIMs are on the Vodafone radio network, not EE which is why the signal is different. Mobile data should work still though as long as the phone has the Virgin Mobile APN settings.
On your A50 if you go to Setting > About phone > Software information what's the 'Service provider software version'? |
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That rules out the thing I was thinking in that had firmware from another region on it which is why it was thinking that the SIM was a roaming one.
But 'BTU' is the version Samsung issue in the UK as SIM free/unlocked so should be fine for any Virgin Mobile SIM. |
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Thanks for trying. Registering on Virgin network improves my signal a bit now. Even though the agent said I should be on Vodafone network. But the vodafone reception is nil and the R appears over the signal bars again.
Mobile data has not worked since Saturday morning. I may just phone giff gaff up and ask them what they can do for me. Even if I have to pay in full for my handset contract to be up it will mean I am off this godforsaken carrier. |
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With a Virgin Mobile SIM, it replaces the radio network it uses in the manual network list.
So for SIMs on the EE network, you won't see EE in the list as that's what Virgin Mobile will be, but would see Vodafone. For SIMs on the Vodafone network, you wouldn't see Vodafone, but would see EE. |
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If you are still in the cooling off period you will not have to pay VM anything. Plus it is not working so again they are in breach of their aspect of the contract as they are not providing you a service |
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I'm back on a rolling tarriff now at least (cancelled the 100GB plan as was in the cooling off period) - although that doesn't start until 17 August apparently! As that was the earliest they could change it. I'd really prefer to keep this number, as it's used on so many of my things. |
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