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jimmy83

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Aug 21, 2008
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Portsmouth, UK
Since yesterday I keep losing signal in most cases I lose all signal, vie got a work phone with me with is also on O2 an I've always got pretty much full signal on that phone. Rebooting sometimes sorts the signal out and it can work for a while but then just drops out again.

I've only got a cheap eBay case for my iPhone 4 atm until my bumper arrives, but just holding it with two fingers on the side it still struggles for signal.

I think I remember someone posting out a Sellotape fix in the sim tray, does anyone have or know if this may help?
 
Since yesterday I keep losing signal in most cases I lose all signal, vie got a work phone with me with is also on O2 an I've always got pretty much full signal on that phone. Rebooting sometimes sorts the signal out and it can work for a while but then just drops out again.

I've only got a cheap eBay case for my iPhone 4 atm until my bumper arrives, but just holding it with two fingers on the side it still struggles for signal.

I think I remember someone posting out a Sellotape fix in the sim tray, does anyone have or know if this may help?

If it was working ok how you were using it before and all of a sudden stopped working there could certainly be something wrong with the phone. You should try a restore and if that does not work I would try and have it replaced from Apple.
 
Tried this 'fix' http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=17316948&postcount=8635 doesn seem to have helped...and now round my parents where I always get full signal but just with GPRS its sitting on 'no service' :(

One thing I have noticed tho is the side of the sim seem to touch the sim tray, could this be causing the issue as it might be shorting out?

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