Does anybody know if there is a way to use two Sim cards in the S5?
Which system, where to get it, how much?
Thanks in Advance
lordofazeroth said:
Does anybody know if there is a way to use two Sim cards in the S5?
Which system, where to get it, how much?
Thanks in Advance
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Pre-paid T-Mobile - do those phones have SIM cards and if so, can those SIM cards be used in a Wallaby?
Thanks for your help in advance,
Cen
Yes and yes.
Going to get a pre-paid phone today I guess
cruisin-thru said:
Yes and yes.
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Thank you so much for your prompt answer!
Hey guys,
I was wondering, is it possible to use the T-Mobile HTC One without activation or a sim card? Say if I go to T-Mobile and buy it in full, without a plan, will I be able to use it like a media device or development device?
I plan to use it later as an actual phone but not as soon as I buy it. However, I would like to use it as a media device and development device in the mean time.
Thanks in advance!
Hey,
yeah but maybe you have to unlock it first. not sure about that
You would only be using a Wifi connection, right?
So the answer is yes, you'll be fine.
ingenious247 said:
You would only be using a Wifi connection, right?
So the answer is yes, you'll be fine.
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Alright, thank you. =)
Don`t know why my s3i9000 can`t read my sim card although it is all good in other phones, is the network lock issue or the baseband issue?
Thanks!
Iankicksass said:
Don`t know why my s3i9000 can`t read my sim card although it is all good in other phones, is the network lock issue or the baseband issue?
Thanks!
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Is your S3 locked to a different carrier?
Iankicksass said:
Don`t know why my s3i9000 can`t read my sim card although it is all good in other phones, is the network lock issue or the baseband issue?
Thanks!
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Probably due to anything this is not I9000 forum .
What phone do you actually have ??
Hey guys!
I got an unlocked verizon s4 and using it with an international sim. The problem i have is this annoying message "Non-Verizon SIM" which i have to "force stop" at each reboot. Anyone knows how to disable it?
Thanks!
Ced
sparxxx1111 said:
Hey guys!
I got an unlocked verizon s4 and using it with an international sim. The problem i have is this annoying message "Non-Verizon SIM" which i have to "force stop" at each reboot. Anyone knows how to disable it?
Thanks!
Ced
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Maybe I'm misunderstanding your question, but why not just get a Verizon SIM card? They are free and then you won't have that problem. Is the international SIM giving you something special? I know if you go on vacation, Verizon can give you a SIM that will work wherever you go so I assume you can still get the same benefits like using it on international networks? Sorry if I totally misunderstood the problem.
Jim
calaski8123 said:
Maybe I'm misunderstanding your question, but why not just get a Verizon SIM card? They are free and then you won't have that problem. Is the international SIM giving you something special? I know if you go on vacation, Verizon can give you a SIM that will work wherever you go so I assume you can still get the same benefits like using it on international networks? Sorry if I totally misunderstood the problem.
Jim
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Thanks for your reply. What i meant is i live all year long in another country where it is cheaper to use the local carrier Anyways i found a way to remove it today :good:
sparxxx1111 said:
Thanks for your reply. What i meant is i live all year long in another country where it is cheaper to use the local carrier Anyways i found a way to remove it today :good:
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That's the reason - Verizon charges $20.48 per megabyte in Europe. Or, 100Mb of data for $2048. Those "Jeremy" T-Mobile ads aren't joking.
How did you remove the warning? I use a non-US SIM when I'm overseas so would like to remove the message.
k1mu said:
That's the reason - Verizon charges $20.48 per megabyte in Europe. Or, 100Mb of data for $2048. Those "Jeremy" T-Mobile ads aren't joking.
How did you remove the warning? I use a non-US SIM when I'm overseas so would like to remove the message.
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HAHA... OK I got you, sorry. Just curious, if you are on another carrier network and someone else's SIM and the phone is unlocked, why would it have anything to do with Verizon and be checking for a Verizon SIM?
Jim
calaski8123 said:
HAHA... OK I got you, sorry. Just curious, if you are on another carrier network and someone else's SIM and the phone is unlocked, why would it have anything to do with Verizon and be checking for a Verizon SIM?Jim
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Because they're buttheads.
Really. There's no reason to do this except to make it annoying when you avoid throwing $$$$ at them.
k1mu said:
Because they're buttheads.
Really. There's no reason to do this except to make it annoying when you avoid throwing $$$$ at them.
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HAHA OK thanks...
Jim
k1mu said:
That's the reason - Verizon charges $20.48 per megabyte in Europe. Or, 100Mb of data for $2048. Those "Jeremy" T-Mobile ads aren't joking.
How did you remove the warning? I use a non-US SIM when I'm overseas so would like to remove the message.
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I froze/deleted the app causing it with Titanium backup :laugh:
I've tried everything. Can anyone help? Thanks.
I'm in the same spot as you buddy they've been ok at temp unlocking, can do it 3 more months, hopefully something comes up before then.
I'm trying to play with spoofing a sim card, gonna start going over other phones and exploits they've used on TMobile
merkabah0112 said:
I've tried everything. Can anyone help? Thanks.
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You will need to call T-Mobile and get the code unfortunately. Sorry that we can't help in this issue!