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Help with a 6010...
I didn't want to post in the Nokia forum because nobody goes in there.
I have a 6010 that is displaying a message that says "Allow SIM card to send message"
The phone gives me the options to either send or cancel. When I do either, the message will pop up in about 2 minutes. It doesn't say what the message is, or who it is sending to. Tech support has never heard of this. I am on hold with Nokia, but the wait time is like 20 minutes.
If anyone has seen this or can help me I would appreciate it!
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Nevermind. I gave up and just refered to warranty exchange. Nokia told me to contact Cingular tech support and Cingular refered me to Nokia. I hate getting the run around. No help on either side whatsoever.
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That's the kind of things I expect when I call in... I have no idea on the error though. It has to be a setting on the phone, or a malfunction, but you would think the manufacturer would know about it.
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You would think... đ
Sometimes I wonder if anyone is good for anything.
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I'm good
for stuff
n things
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Im sorry. Ive never seen this problem before. âšī¸
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Typical for Cingular and all of its phone manufactures, I had a problem with my SonyEricsson and Cingular told me to call SE and SE told me to call Cingular đ
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yea this happen to a few of my customers.. i noticed it only happed when they put their cingular sim card in their old suncom 6010.. i always just send it and who cares, should be a one time thing..
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I too have a 6010, but haven't seen this message. Try pulling out the SIM for 30 seconds and putting it back in. If that doesn't help then go to a Cingular store and see if they'll give you a new SIM. Also, leave your phone off for awhile (2 hours), then turn it back on, wait a while longer (10 minutes), then hope for the best.
I had a message on my 3120 that the 'SIM failed', however it was the phone that was defective. Replaced the phone and no more problems. Good luck.
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