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My iPhone keeps losing service for hours!!

So I haven't had any problems with my iPhone, till recently. Now my iPhone keeps losing service all the time! It loses service, then says "searching..." for a while, then it says "No service". I have reset all the settings, updated it, and even left it turned off for a whole day... Any suggestions??

3g, iPhone OS 3.0

Posted on Jun 18, 2010 3:59 PM

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Jul 15, 2010 8:47 PM in response to michaelk7

Ok, here is my tail of woe.
32GB Iphone 3gs purchased July 2009, has been replaced TWICE with this very issue.
First time, after 6 months completely lost wifi and kept losing servce, the only
way to get service back was to turn it off an on, like a windows PC 🙂
BTW the windows fix did nothing for my wifi, once gone forever gone.

Replaced phone worked fine for a while, then the dreaded 'No Service' re-appears.
I can see Optus in my service list, but the phone WILL NOT CONNECT.
This is a phone, Mr Jobs, no use if I can't make/receive calls!!!

Replaced the sim, problem resurfaces in a fortnight, this is in an area with full coverage (5 bars) I know, 'cause when I gave it the old ctrl-alt-del, it came back in the same spot with 5 bars.
Replaced the phone, again, and TWO WEEKS LATER 'No Service'. People have been trying to call me, no luck, they then tried the land line, which is how I know.

As an experiment, I just pulled the sim and pushed it back in, 5 bars (no reboot)
I wonder of the sim slot is to blame? If there's an apple tech out there, how 'bout some service buddy, the phone isn't a phone if it can't call. It dies quietly, so the first you know is when you look at it, OK for gamers, not for me.

Oh - and a recent IOS 4 upgrade broke my compass 🙂

My plan lasts another 12 months, after that, back to motorola, at least they make calls.

I think apple may have become 'micro-softened', what a shame.

My iPhone keeps losing service for hours!!

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