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• BlackBerry, change of sim card and ID blackberry Smartphones roaming charges

  I did a little research and although have found similar cases, I'm not quite sure if this has been covered completely. Please forgive me if it has.

  I'm going abroad in Germany for a year, and it is useless to cancel me my current plan of the monthly British payroll with Vodaphone. As far as I know my blackberry is unlocked at the international level - I put an old, German o2 pay as you go sim in my phone. Seemed to work very well (sign of o2 Germany, received a message on homelessness in the UK, etc.), but I had no credit so couldn't test. I registered again my user ID of blackberry on my home wi-fi. But other that I couldn't do much to verify the extent of my use.

  However, I heard various accounts of not being able to use e-mail, internet, wipe the contacts, etc..

  If someone could clarify this, here are my questions:

  • If I take my sim UK vodaphone, is anyway I have accumulate roaming charges? Is my blackberry ID, potentially with a new German supplier, related to my old?
  • Will he make any question tries to access my email, bbm, whatsapp, etc., with a different number and in a different country.

  One has experience in this area, in Germany (a long shot), Europe or world? It seems that the whole ID blackberry complicates things.

  My phone is a Blackberry Bold 9900, AFAIK its software wise update - I have updated today with the "Bundle 2061 7.1" I think.

  Thank you

  J.

  Hello and welcome to the community!

  There are a number of problems to know for what you propose... Here are my thoughts... (Note that I have traveled internationally widely enough with a BB).

  If you activate a plan of itinerant international with the support of your home, you should be able to keep your current SIM card in your BB and have all the features anywhere where you are allowed (according to what your home carrier active). Costs are not small in general, but your home operator is the only entity that can tell you if it will work and for how much money. My personal experience with this method was difficult, it took two 'stranded' international travel before my carrier home could properly configure my account for full international roaming I needed. And once my BB was out of my home network, there was nothing else they could do... so the two 'fail' the TRIPS Agreement.

  Given that your BB is unlocked, you can use it on other carriers, simply by changing your SIM card. But with BB, it is not quite as simple as that.

  No BB does exist (indeed, no device anywhere that I know of) that has all the radio technologies/frequencies within the view are just too many in the world. Thus, your first task is to ensure that your BB has the ability to the same function on the support networks you want to use it on. You must study the capabilities of your specific BB against the requirements of networks you will operate on... you may need to ask those network operators for more details.

  If this element is satisfied, which then verifies that you have services at the level of the voice (calls, voice mail, SMS). But for level data services, increase complications.

  Each company chooses patterns specific to BB (by model number) that they will promote "automatically". I do not know the carriers that have their network configured to support all the model numbers of BB. If the carrier you wish to automatically use your BB model number on media, then their system will be able to automatically deliver to your BB Service books required in order to activate the BB exclusive services (email, BBM, etc.). But, if their network does not natively support your specific model BB number, then their network is not likely to be able to automatically deliver these Service for your BB books... which will prevent the use of their network BB exclusive services. Again, you must inquire carriers on which you want to run if your specific model BB number is supported by their network for the automatic distribution of maintenance book.

  In addition, it is to ensure that your home carrier frees your BB PIN of their system of BIS. A BB PIN can exist in only one carrier BIS system anywhere in the world... so if your home carrier doesn't release him, then the other carrier will not be able to allocate a BIS account for you, and you still won't be able to use services BIS of them. In this case, it is usually a matter of contact your supplier of home and convince them to release your BB PIN of their system of BIS.

  If all goes well and all the conditions are met, then it can be quite transparent to switch between carriers, simply by changing your SIM card, ensure that each SIM card includes good BIS Services this carrier of course.
  But if anything this either in the chain requirements above fails, it can sometimes be frustrating to make the things work pretty well (reminds me of my two "failed" international travel).

  So, with all this as preamble, now to your questions...

  jpfp wrote:

  • If I take my sim UK vodaphone, is anyway I have accumulate roaming charges? Is my blackberry ID, potentially with a new German supplier, related to my old? J.

  Given what you describe, I see no for Vodaphone to charge you roaming charges. Without their SIM in your BB, your BB may not even try to use any resource of Vodaphone. But, you will need to get confirmation of Vodaphone on this point... so that they control all services, billing, etc. for your account. BB services you are subordinate to your main carrier services... you need the services of the main carrier to provide network connectivity services BB riding on this network connection.

  jpfp wrote:

  • Will he make any question tries to access my email, bbm, whatsapp, etc., with a different number and in a different country.

  There are always opportunities for questions. When you use a different SIM card, you are constrained to some services that provide the SIM. If it does not, for example, BIS level services, then you won't access to people. Similarly, if there is some government restrictions for some services, you can be restricted from that as well. If you get a SIM card with full services of BIS and, as described above, you spent all of the required components that I have listed, then you should be able to have all the services you listed. It is possible that you may need to reconfigure your email... There are stories about these configurations if shattered when change carriers... but the BBID integration is intended to facilitate this exact type of change of carrier, so it should not happen. But don't we can, of course, no promises.

  Good luck!

• Recommendations for a sim card (unlocked iPhone 4)

  Hi guys.    Yesterday, I bought an iPhone Unlocked 4 with a big scratch someone through Craigslist.     I bought it all simply because I want to use it when I travel in Thailand.     It is not the most recent and it is certainly not the prettiest, but I don't like; all I want is to be able to make and receive calls/texts when I am a foreigner (GMA).

  The thing is, I want to activate now just so I can use it to take/image bank, perhaps store a few songs, maybe play some videos.     HOWEVER, when I tried to activate it, I reached a road block.     The screen says "SIM card required for activation."

  As I said, I don't want to use this phone to make calls.    I already have an iPhone 5 with a service through AT & T plan.

  So my question is, "buy a cheap SIM JUST to activate it and then use it for the above mentioned reasons?"

  Or y at - it another way I have to take?

  Thank you for your help and suggestions.

  The SIM card must not be active. You have just to adapt (and the phone must be locked, come from a carrier whose phone is locked). So, if you have one that fits, you should be able to use it. AT & T can also be able to give a. Or borrow one from a friend. Once the phone is active, you can take it out.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Priv Sim Card drawer

  Does anyone know where to find a replacement for the PRIV sim card support?

  I checked eBay and oter sites but none seem to have these - ideas?

  Can I get them directly from Blackberry as a spare part.

  You could try calling the number private Support for the United Kingdom 0800 141 3330 and see if they can help. They usually don't sell all the pieces, however, so I'm not sure what they will be able to do it for you. Does not hurt to try, if.

• BlackBerry Classic Nano sim card slot for Blackberry Classic tray - replacement

  Hi people

  I wonder if anyone can help to where I can obtain a cardholder for sim replacement for my classic Blackberry which is folded. It does not close with or without the sim card. Sent email to Blackberry and the retailer still no joy. Help.  Thank you very much. C

  I don't think that the parts are available for the classic. You must contact your carrier or your point of purchase for repair or replacement. If it's physical damage caused by you it may not be covered under warranty, however.

• BlackBerry Smartphones new Sim card when I'm not

  I rebooted my phone because it was slow and when I turned it on it came with the Blackberry ID page, saying: I changed my sim card (which I did not) then I logged on my blackberry ID, but it said it was invalid, so I made a new one just to be sure of real and he says also that it was invalid. I am in 8 tries and once I get to 10 my unit will be cleaned and I don't want that. Help, please

  Try to make an another battery pull - while the power is on, for 15 to 30 seconds, reinsert the battery and wait for the device to reboot. You are now able to cross this screen? If not, back up your information of device on your computer using Desktop software, then allow the reset to proceed. You will be able to restore your data later.

  I hope this helps!

• Hello! I restored my iPhone 5 because IOS 9.2 does not work well, and now the IPhone does not recognize the SIM CARD ☹️ please someone help me! What can I do?

  Hello!! Recently, I have restored my iPhone 5 because IOS 9.2 does not work well. But now my iPhone does not recognize the SIM CARD.

  I Don' t know what to do, help me please

  You get an error message?

  What did he say?

• BlackBerry Smartphones Chang SIM card

  Hello
  IAM, traveling to LONDON - I'm going to change my SIM card - if I change all my data and contacts and bookmarks will be available as the same as before?
  Please advice

  You must save your contacts to your address book on the device, not the SIM card.

  You can check by opening your BlackBerry address book.

  Press the Menu key > SIM Phonebook.

  Look over there, you have all the entries stored in the SIM card? If so, you can press Menu again > copy everything to the address book.

  Browser bookmarks are not saved in the SIM card.

• Directory of transfer of Smartphones blackBerry to the SIM card...?

  I got a new Pearl and cannot connect my old only to the model. How can I transfer my phone book to the SIM card?

  Open the address book, select a contact, scroll to the number, display the menu and select copy to SIM phone book. Yes its a phone number at a time, but it is the only option to copy the contacts on the SIM card.

• BlackBerry Smartphones 9900 SIM Card support

  I broke 2 4 metal inside my card SIM BB 9900, so it does not read my SIM card more.

  Y at - it any suggestion to prepare a solution?

  If any of you who still needs to be repaired, I have some of these in stock sim card slot. Email me at [email protected] if you need.

• BlackBerry Smartphones 8800 SIM Card/AddressBook contacts

  I have a 8800 and I was wondering is there anyway to save my contacts to my card sim card and address book so when I sell my 8800 I can reload their real quick, rather one at a time by typing.  thnx.

  1 at the same time (by design) I'm sorry...

  limit of 250 on GSM sim and you can use a contact phone number...

  Glad that you understood...

  H.

• BlackBerry smartphones copy contacts from blackberry to the SIM card

  How can I copy my contacts on my phone to my sim card

  Trackpad or trackball. The middle button between the menu button and the back button, which allows you to navigate your phone.

• Satellite P20 & Orinoco card WiFi problems HELP?

  I hope that one of the users on the Board of Directors may be able to advise me.

  Details of hardware/software/Os & driver are listed below for reference.

  Wired LAN works fine and connects to the small network of 10 Base T ethernet with Internet connection sharing. IP addresses are automatically assigned by DHCP on the gateway computer.

  Problem is when I try to use or wireless LAN configuration to connect to an existing gateway used by two other laptops. Windows detects the device without problem but will age for the acquisition of the IP and advises when there is limited connectivity (fact ConfigFree). A connection is established and the signal strength is excellent but I am then unable to connect to the network via wireless connections or wired. The same problem arises even if I assign the IP address manually for the wireless card.

  When I then disable the wireless card, then I can connect through the LAN port cable again.

  I use Windows to configure the wireless card. The manual suggests using the Atheros Client Utility but all options on this are greyed out!

  The details are as follows:

  PC: Satellite P20-S103 Mod; PSP20E-00V7V-FR

  OS: Windows XP Media Center Edition SP2

  LAN card: Built in, identified by Windows as Realtek RTL8139/810 x Family Fast Ethernet NIC driver 5.606.811.2003 Version

  WiFi network card: integrated, identified by Windows as Orinoco PC Card Driver version Agere Systems 7.62.0.390 Mini

  Wireless Access Point: 3Com 3CRWE747A 128 Client 802 network Type. 11 b = Infrastructure.

  Atheros Client Utility: Build Sep 26 2003 Version 2.4.2.18

  Hope you can help. Looking forward to you with suggestions.

  Thank you

  Graham

  Hi Graham

  In my opinion, it is not a big problem. In my opinion, you should try to disable an option in the tool ConfigFree. Please start ConfigFree and go to map of device settings. There you can find the background option called Enable Wireless when cabledisconnect occurs. Check if this option enabled. If so, disable it and try again to make the same connection.

  I hope it helps.

• BlackBerry Smartphones broken sim card holder tray

  I broke the metal contacts in my drawer of SIM 9810 torch. can I send him a salary for a replacement of RIM? How to contact the repair service?

  Please notify

  Thank you

  RIM (now called BlackBerry) does not repair the units. You can take it to T-Mobile, which would then send for repair, or you can ask a repair on your own shop. If there is a way for a quote before any work, get. There may be cheaper to buy another torch flea market online.

  See you soon.

• BlackBerry Smartphones copies Mulitple Contacts to Sim Card

  Hey everybody,

  Sorry been out of the loop as the Blackberry World Online for a little while... Had a bit of a lock on the sites... Do not worry...

  I thought I might test you all and see how far technology has come since my last post.

  Is there a request yet to allow more than one contact to be copied to the sim card at the same time?

  Or an update of the software?

  I'm wearing now 3 cameras with me (no, not all Blackberry ) and the sim card gets a rotation. The contacts I need are all in my Storm, and I can't get them to the sim card again unless I do one at a time.

  I just did some research, but all articles are 2008 so hoping there is something new on the market to solve this problem, other than the synchronization of Desktop Manager that I don't have outlook or any system of mail installed on my pc, nor do I want to Office Manager

  Please help friends...

  Becky

  Hey bumblepie,

  There is nothing updated on what I know... still one at a time.

  If there is something I missed, I hope someone post.

  I think that I would lose the other two aircraft ;-) if they are not sophisticated enough to manage a complete address book.

  Not knowing the other devices, pourraient they manage something like Google Contacts sync, and you move all your contacts to this application so that you can synchronize on each device?

  Where I am getting... what common denominator of an application or a service that all three have in common? You said that you do not use Outlook, but if you do, all three devices could synchronize Outlook?

  Good to hear from you.