"I'm sorry ma'am, but as that is a security feature you have enabled we can't unlock it."
"OK, could we just replace the SIM card then?"
"Sure, this will just take a moment....hmmmm....this is strange....just a sec...let me Google this...ummm, you're going to have to call the manufacturer."
Anyway, after a long and complicated process involving myself and several "helpful customer service agents" from somewhere in the deep South (aren't they all from there?) I finally obtained a series of codes that would enable me to turn off the security feature that locked the SIM card...only to discover that as a final step I would need the original password to do that. Isn't that fun?
I figured while I was there I'd try to resolve a separate cell phone issue (we get no reception in our house). My new friend Kelly at the cell store suggested I call customer service to see about getting a '3G cell' that would boost our reception. Already frustrated, but grateful for the tip I called customer service. A helpful fellow named Patrick (also apparently from the deep South) knew exactly what I was talking about and told me to a specific location on the companies website. I searched the web site, found the product in question...and was directed to go to the store ...*%^$#@!
Hey Soni!! Love the blog! Sorry about the phone woes...modern conviences-ha! Lol.
ReplyDeleteSoni, hope this comment makes it to you this time. That sounds way beyond what I could figure out or endure. Now to find out where all my syber comments went. Love mom
ReplyDeleteOH geeeez (said in Minnesotan accent).
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