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Re: wierd sprint problem
Even after 6 years in retail this is the first I have ever heard of this. Have you tried any other phones on their? It is possible you went somewhere with both phones that had excessive radiation the fried their internal radios??? The fusic is done upgrading it was probably just an excuse to not deal with it. I would wait for the Touch replacement and see if that fixes the problem. I know if you put a phone in a microwave even for small amount of time that it messes up the internal antenna's. I just wonder if you got too close to something that fried them. If you have another really old phone try that. Also see if a friend can try the fusic on his line, but lack of service shouldn't be a provisioning error. It should show signal and not connect. If the touch is still not working post back and I can go ask some engineers.
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Re: wierd sprint problem
if they would have been fried then, they would not work at all, correct? both phones can make calls if you say your prayers correctly the night before, and find "the sweet spot" I think it is a problem with my account, obviously not due to payment (they wouldnt allow me to do the esn swap in that case) ...
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Re: wierd sprint problem
It may not have completely fried the antenna. I remember that you had to put it in for at least 3-5 seconds to make it actually completely disable the device. Don't ask how I know this.
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Re: wierd sprint problem
experimentation eh? don't worry i wouln't tell sprint! i think this could be a wierd error with their system... I am actually getting 2 moguls in, I emailed corporate about this problem, and did not get a response for 2 days, so i called the insurance number, and apparently both are sending me a new phone (both are sending me moguls, cause i dont wanna nother touch...) ... so if none of them work, i'm gonna call sprint, and say (here's a good joke for you, what do 2 moguls, 1 touch, and a fusic have in common? THEY DON'T ******G WORK ON MY ACCOUNT!) I hate to go irate, because I understand the fact that I am mad at sprint, and not at the poor person representing sprint... But I have never wanted to do "Hamma Time" with any other expensive phone as much as I have wanted to do with this touch and fusic...
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Re: wierd sprint problem
Hopefully the moguls should work, I cannot think of anything system side that would prevent a phone from seeing the network. Even un activated phones can see the network. If it was seeing a signal and not being able to transmit then I could see there being a problem, but this is nothing that should be a network problem. Again if the moguls don't work PM me or post back and I can wander into engineering and ask.
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Re: wierd sprint problem
good news, the problem was with the touch! When I went into the sprint store to do an insurance claim on it, the rep forgot to turn the touch off when he did the esn swap, so the fusic never programmed correctly, but when I received my replacement (actually I got a mogul ) yesterday and did the swap, everything is working well! Thanks for your help guys! as always you guys rule!
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Re: wierd sprint problem
Or you dont need to have them do that...just tell em to go to ESM and change the esn number manuelly...i know i use to do it all the time myself when i worked at sprint
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Re: wierd sprint problem
it was the way the phone was activated. Like he said the fusic wasnt programmed right, but it was account SOC code (if you work retail cellular youll know what a SOC code is.) It just wasnt taken care of until the Mogul was activated. It wasnt the phones just the way Sprint activated it
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