I recently tried straight talk for a few days, decided I didn't like it, and accepted an offer from verizon for a deal on unlimited. However, since I reinserted the SIM card and even went through the steps of reactivating the device, I have had NO mobile data connection whatsoever. I can receive and make calls/text but not use apps or web browser. 4G is grayed out as well. I have rebooted, removed/inserted SIM again, all the info for IMEI ICCD is there, airplane mode not on, mobile data switched off and on again. Absolutely nothing I do works. Am I forgetting something? Might there be some conflict for having used a straight talk SIM for about 3 days and swapping back?
Usually resetting the device’s network settings will fix that
That does not help me.. I never switched networks, only devices. The new device is formerly straight talk zte. After sim is inserted, I have no data at all. I can send/receive calls and send but not receive messages..I done soft resets, network resets, restarts, airplane mode, ect... Nothing works to restore data..phone says phone activation incomplete.. what to do next??
Junkiesrevenge wrote:
That does not help me.. I never switched networks, only devices. The new device is formerly straight talk zte. After sim is inserted, I have no data at all. I can send/receive calls and send but not receive messages..I done soft resets, network resets, restarts, airplane mode, ect... Nothing works to restore data..phone says phone activation incomplete.. what to do next??
A) Are even allowed to take it to another company
B) Did you get a new SIM when you switched to Verizon?
C) did you reset the APN settings?
Also what s the exact model of the device just saying ZTE doesn't help.
Have you updated the new device information with us, so it's updated on the network. Any time you get a new device the IMEI and ICCID information must be updated.
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