01-15-2019 02:01 AM - edited 01-05-2022 03:03 AM
I have ported my number from Telus, says on account Public Mobike status is "Active" and doesnt work. Still on emergency calls only. I have changed my sim, restarted phone mulitple times, phone is unlocked and Telus sim no longer working but Public sim still isnt. Who do I contact?
01-15-2019 08:16 AM
I followed these steps when porting from Koodo to Public Mobile (same network as Telus): https://productioncommunity.publicmobile.ca/t5/Getting-Started/I-need-a-PM-moderator-to-help-me-comp...
In particular, I think the email change step is relevant. Posting just in case that provides a clue.
01-15-2019 02:49 AM
@computergeek541I bet you are right about that. Yes if the phone works on Telus, it will work on PM. The reason I mentioned the manual network search is if the phone had been manually configured to "telus" and not set to auto, I wondered if there could be some sort of mismatch on the phone with the new sim as the telus network should show up as public mobile from what it reads on the sim. Maybe it would just need to be re-registered on the network? I am out of my league with this but thought it would be worth it to see what the network search would produce.
01-15-2019 02:34 AM
@Jessica_T wrote:
@lhoseason wrote:I have ported my number from Telus, says on account Public Mobike status is "Active" and doesnt work. Still on emergency calls only. I have changed my sim, restarted phone mulitple times, phone is unlocked and Telus sim no longer working but Public sim still isnt. Who do I contact?
@lhoseasonIf you do a manual network search do you see the public mobile network?
Have you tried your public mobile SIM in another phone?
Coincidences happen. Can you check your IMEI number to make sure your phone has not been added to the blacklist? http://www.imeipro.info/
I'm going to assume that the Telus sim card was working in that same phone up until the very point that the customer requested the number porting to Public Mobile. Number ports from Telus to Public can happen remarkably fast (sometimes within seconds).
If my assumption about that is correct, there wouldn't be any need to do a network scan to see if the phone is compatible. If the phone was being used before on Telus's HSPA network, it is automatically compatible with Public Mobile, and it will see the network.
It's not impossible for a phone to get blacklisted, but it is unlikely to have happened right when the phone number was transfered. Also, As Public Mobile and Telus Mobility are both owned by the same parent company, any internal blacklist would be identical with both brands.
I'm betting that Public Mobile charged the customer for the plan, had the Telus transfer the phone number to Public, but that the activation system never actually assigned service to the sim card (a provisioning issue).
01-15-2019 02:30 AM
Try turning off your phone, put it into reset mode (don't reset it) select Clear Cache and reboot the phone.
01-15-2019 02:18 AM - edited 01-15-2019 02:20 AM
@lhoseason wrote:I have ported my number from Telus, says on account Public Mobike status is "Active" and doesnt work. Still on emergency calls only. I have changed my sim, restarted phone mulitple times, phone is unlocked and Telus sim no longer working but Public sim still isnt. Who do I contact?
@lhoseasonIf you do a manual network search do you see the public mobile network?
Have you tried your public mobile SIM in another phone?
Coincidences happen. Can you check your IMEI number to make sure your phone has not been added to the blacklist? http://www.imeipro.info/
01-15-2019 02:08 AM
@lhoseason wrote:I have ported my number from Telus, says on account Public Mobike status is "Active" and doesnt work. Still on emergency calls only. I have changed my sim, restarted phone mulitple times, phone is unlocked and Telus sim no longer working but Public sim still isnt. Who do I contact?
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