Your phone must not be SIM locked. Check this with your local phone company. In nearly all cases it will work. If it doesn't we will refund the cost of the SIM card to you. Don't forget we can send you your number prior to arrival in Australia. If you need a phone we can easily supply this.

Yes. If the Mobile Email application is on the new phone, you will need to set up your account. If the Mobile Email application is not on your new phone, and you did not delete your email account from the Mobile Email application, you will continue to receive "new mail" alerts. Your phone will not be able to read the alert, and it will appear as a garbled text message (containing text "OZMAIL" in the message).

There are various shops close to our office. Our staff will be pleased to help you and tell you more about this when you arrive.

The phone number related to your SIM card is usually located on the packaging or materials received when obtaining your mobile service. The number printed directly on the SIM card is a SIM card number - NOT the phone number.

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No, you don't have to change your SIM card, the SIM card and the phone number are not related together.

The primary function of the Telkomsel MPOS SIM card is to add MPOS service access menu on your mobile phone. In addition to being able accept mATM payments from your clients, you may also access the following transactions on your mobile phone: Also, if you also re-sell prepaid refills, you can use your phone as a terminal to sell electronic prepaid refills to Simpati users

Please lodge a police complaint. Besides inform to customer care center 9415024365 immediately and submit your representation to the customer service centre where you have taken the connection with the proof of identity along with copy of FIR.

Your account and messages will still be active as long you maintain the same mobile number. You need not register for the service.

A sim free mobile is just a mobile phone in its purest form, as it was manufactured. When a mobile is built, it isn't put together with any contract or company network in mind; it's just a brand new mobile phone ready to be used with the sim card you choose to insert. It's a bit like your own new computer before you had an internet provider or an account set up. It's important to differentiate between sim free mobile phones and unlocked phones, which are by definition tampered goods.

Just read the instructions, charge the battery, insert your existing sim card (any network, contract or not) or a new sim card, turn it on and you're ready. You may not be able to use all mobile phones in all countries, but more and more phones can be used anywhere there is a mobile phone telecommunications network, so long as you have the right sim card.

If you change your mobile phone you can install 2Mela on another mobile, login and all your contacts will still be available. If you change your SIM card but use your mobile this is not a problem, as long as you are activated for GRPS on the new network you will still be able to use 2Mela AND all your contacts and messages will still be available for viewing.

The SIM Card number originates from the Isle of Man (I.O.M). You will be sent a +44 UK mobile phone number. Most operators classify the I.O.M as a UK number; however it is best to check with your provider before dialling.

A - No unfortunately not. If you do this it will effect the price you paid for the phone and we may have to charge you up to a further ?65.

It is rare that one of our cell phones wouldn't work and extremely rare for a SIM card not to work. We personally test all of our phones prior to sending them out to ensure quality service and no defects. You can double-check this after you receive your cell phone and a SIM card for your overseas trip. Simply charge the phone and then see if it powers on. While you can't use the foreign SIM card here in the U.S., if your phone powers on (after you have charged it), it should work fine.

It is a rare event that one of our cell phones wouldn't work and extremely rare for a SIM card not to be working. We personally test all our phones and other equipment prior to sending them out to ensure quality service and no defects. Statistically, less than 1% of all GSM cellular phones are defective and less than 1 in 10,000 SIM cards are defective. We suggest you double-check with the manual to make sure you are using the handset in the proper manner, and then try again.

Ok, when is the iphone actually going to come out (real date not just June)? Also where there be AIM or ichat on this device, or is it just e-mail. Because for a kid, like me, they really want AIM or ichat? Thanks! Now that we’re on the brink of June (release month), there must be some major updates to the iPhone, necessitating an updated FAQ.

If you have SIM contacts you can transfer them over to the phone by using the SIM Manager or if your phone does not have one, the regular Contacts program itself will have an option to copy from SIM to phone. If you have a lot of contacts on your SIM card, you can easily automatically import all SIM contacts by using a small utility like SIMImp.

Remove the battery pack, located under the battery cover on the back of the phone. With the metal contacts facedown, align the notch on the SIM card with the notch on the SIM slot and insert the SIM card. If SIM is inserted correctly, you will not be able to see the metal contacts after inserting the card, because they are facing away from you. Replace the battery pack and battery cover then turn on the phone. If SIM was installed properly, you will be able to begin making calls.

Yes, you can use your SIM card in most phones providing it is suitable for use on a GSM 1800 network and is not SIM locked. To check if your phone is suitable, please contact customer services on +32 78 78 11 33.