on 16-09-2013 23:37
on 16-09-2013 23:37
Solved! Go to Solution.
16-09-2013 23:39 - edited 16-09-2013 23:40
16-09-2013 23:39 - edited 16-09-2013 23:40
I would make an appointment at an Apple shop, they'll sort it out straight away for you.
With O2 you would have to return it for repair.
16-09-2013 23:39 - edited 16-09-2013 23:40
16-09-2013 23:39 - edited 16-09-2013 23:40
I would make an appointment at an Apple shop, they'll sort it out straight away for you.
With O2 you would have to return it for repair.
on 16-09-2013 23:42
on 16-09-2013 23:42
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16-09-2013 23:43 - edited 16-09-2013 23:46
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on 16-09-2013 23:45
on 16-09-2013 23:45
You can make an appointment here:
http://www.apple.com/uk/retail/geniusbar/
on 17-09-2013 00:28
on 17-09-2013 00:28
on 17-09-2013 01:48
on 17-09-2013 01:48
You could also try a new sim. Pop into your nearest O2 store and they will swap the sim for you and transfer your number and tariff. Could take anything from 5 minutes to 24 hours but could well resolve the problem for you.
on 22-08-2014 05:59
on 22-08-2014 05:59
wow really can t believe , that pressing the volume button and the power button on a nokia , gave me my network coverage back ; was driving me mad , spent ages doing everything else . even had no sim on the fone even though the sim was in , so thanks for that it was a great help, x
on 22-08-2014 06:46
on 22-08-2014 06:46