Just wanted to let you know my situation. Am based out in India now but was tied to O2 in the UK on an 18 mth deal. Went to Any-network for the first (version 2) card and everything worked fine.
Then upgraded firmware so needed version 3 (v3) card.
This did not work "No Sim" message and I tried all their support tips for this message (I notice that now this support message has been viewed 730 times so I figure we are not alone.
I have copied out the communication with Any-Network (completely 1 sided and they have never phoned me back once) just so you are able to see the terrible service (or complete lack of service) that they offer.
I was initially very pleased with them as they delivered quickly and efficiently and the first card I had bought worked fine. However I now have joined the definitely UNHAPPY group.
I have tried calling them and been told their operators are busy and they will call me back but they never do (I guess I am just far enough away now to not matter any longer!).
I am at a loss of what to do as I have had literally no success in contacting them either by phone, email or on their support page.
For the frustration they've caused and the 30 quid wasted I would say stay away.
Cheers
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1/13/2009 12:36 PM -
No Sim
Hi
Its now been over 2 weeks since I submitted a ticket and still no response. I have also tried to call but the automated system did not phone me back (perhaps cos I am in India now).
Please please please can you let me know what I should do to sort out my problem. I see that the number of people who have added to the 'No Sim' part of the support knowledge base has grown significantly so I assume this is an ongoing fault. the fixes you give have not helped me.
Kind regards
1/7/2009 9:17 AM -
No Sim
Hello
I sent an email (see below) on the 29th December regarding my any-network V3
card for iphone 3G but have not recieved a response.
Please let me know what I can do to expedite the solution to this problem.
> Your ticket has been recieved and has been assigned a ticket number of
> [2E6-10EB5683-163A]. Please keep this ticket number for your records and
> include it in the subject (including brackets) of all future emails
> regarding this issue.
>
> Based upon the contents of your Ticket, we have identified the following
> Knowledge Base Articles that may be helpful to you:
>
>
> 1. No Sim or No Service Message on iPhone<http://www.any-network.com/support/KB/a2/no-sim-or-no-service-message-on-iphone.aspx>
> 2. Any-Network device has killed my sim card<http://www.any-network.com/support/KB/a3/any-network-device-has-killed-my-sim-card.aspx>
> 3. SIM Card inserted not supported message on iTunes<http://www.any-network.com/support/KB/a4/sim-card-inserted-not-supported-message-on-itunes.aspx>
>
>
>
> Thank you,
> Support Department
> View this Ticket Online<http://www.any-network.com/support/Main/frmTicket.aspx?ticketnumber=2E6-10EB5683-163A&email=nick.gray.purenrg%40gmail.com>
>
> ------------------------------
> *From:*
> *Sent:* 29 December 2008 09:36
> *To:* Support Department
> *Subject:* No Sim
>
> Hi
> I have read the details below and tried all the suggested fixes but it
> still says 'No Sim'. I feel that the unlocking device might be faulty as the
> sim card is very new and worked with the version 2 unlock device that you
> sold me.
> Kind regards
>
>
>
12/29/2008 3:06 PM -
No Sim
Hi
I have read the details below and tried all the suggested fixes but it still says 'No Sim'. I feel that the unlocking device might be faulty as the sim card is very new and worked with the version 2 unlock device that you sold me.
Kind regards
Last edited by purenrg; 02-03-2009 at 01:43 AM.
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