Sim Card?
I recently bought a new sim card b/c I had a little voicemail box "icon" problem w/ the old one. When I put in the new one I noticed a few small things on the new one. I noticed that my phone was able to hold a signal longer and better than my old sim card. I also noticed that "411 & MORE" & "Voicemail" number was automatically put into the phonebook. So get I get better service and some new things along w/ that new sim card. So now I am wondering if you should or if it is recommened to change your sim card for a new one every once in a while. Does anyone have any ideas or comments? 🙂
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When having problems w/ phone, reception, menu's really really weird things like sms ever 5 sec's or your phone turning itself on (not off, on) then I suggest checking the sim (trying it in diff phone, or try someone else sim in your phone ) but I have had many people call in and the end problem was the sim, have seen where people have done 5 exchanges, before they tried diff sim, problem fixed
P.S new sims usualy have more memory and newer network settings
P.S new sims usualy have more memory and newer network settings
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Ok. So since new sim cards have more memory and newer network settings is it recommend to change it every once in a while?
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AberFitchDuDe87 said:
Ok. So since new sim cards have more memory and newer network settings is it recommend to change it every once in a while?
I've had a VoiceStream SIM since June of 2000 and it's a 32k card. The only weird thing it will do is in some phones it will show me as roaming since my original MCC/MNC was 310-20 and it's now 310-26 when the consolidated all the MNCs a year or so ago. Other than that I've not felt the need to get a new one. Also the older cards you can change the operator logo. On the new EONS SIMs mostly you cannot and it will show T-Mobile wherever you go.
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