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Jim Fisher

Mon, Jun 21, 2004 11:47 PM

I recently had the same problem and discussed it with the local
Verizon tech support people. They gave me a new connectivity cable but that
didn't eliminate the problem. Their tech guy told me that 90% of cell phone
problems can be fixed by simply removing the battery for 10 seconds and
reinstalling it. It worked for me, since that's how I'm writing this this!

Jim

I recently had the same problem and discussed it with the local Verizon tech support people. They gave me a new connectivity cable but that didn't eliminate the problem. Their tech guy told me that 90% of cell phone problems can be fixed by simply removing the battery for 10 seconds and reinstalling it. It worked for me, since that's how I'm writing this this! Jim

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RonRogers

Tue, Jun 22, 2004 12:17 AM

Also keep your EPROM up to date by visiting their stores and dial *228 to
update the list of cell towers in your area.

Ron Rogers
Willard 40 Akela (to be AIRBORNE)
Lying Oriental, NC
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim Fisher" magothy1@lycos.com

| I recently had the same problem and discussed it with the local
| Verizon tech support people. They gave me a new connectivity cable but
that
| didn't eliminate the problem. Their tech guy told me that 90% of cell
phone
| problems can be fixed by simply removing the battery for 10 seconds and
| reinstalling it. It worked for me, since that's how I'm writing this this!

Also keep your EPROM up to date by visiting their stores and dial *228 to update the list of cell towers in your area. Ron Rogers Willard 40 Akela (to be AIRBORNE) Lying Oriental, NC ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Fisher" <magothy1@lycos.com> | I recently had the same problem and discussed it with the local | Verizon tech support people. They gave me a new connectivity cable but that | didn't eliminate the problem. Their tech guy told me that 90% of cell phone | problems can be fixed by simply removing the battery for 10 seconds and | reinstalling it. It worked for me, since that's how I'm writing this this!

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James H. E. Maugham

Tue, Jun 22, 2004 1:03 AM

RonRogers wrote:

Also keep your EPROM up to date by visiting their stores and dial *228 to
update the list of cell towers in your area.

Very good idea Ron, but you needn't be in their store to do so, you can do it
anywhere you have a relatively strong signal.

Also good to dial *228 whenever you arrive at a new airport, enter a new state,
or make any other type of large location change.

Willard 40 Akela (to be AIRBORNE)

All the way!

Regards,

James

RonRogers wrote: > Also keep your EPROM up to date by visiting their stores and dial *228 to > update the list of cell towers in your area. Very good idea Ron, but you needn't be in their store to do so, you can do it anywhere you have a relatively strong signal. Also good to dial *228 whenever you arrive at a new airport, enter a new state, or make any other type of large location change. > Willard 40 Akela (to be AIRBORNE) All the way! Regards, James

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