No service with my sprint iPhone.

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  1. Dominicanyor, Aug 16, 2012

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    Ok so my iPhone 4s has not been working since 645pm yesterday. I could send text messages surf the net but I can't call out or receive calls. Is anyone having the same issues?
     
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  2. jav6454, Aug 16, 2012

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    Have you turned it off and back on? Have you tried going to Sprint and checking if there are any network issues?

    Most of the times it is carrier end problems.
     
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  3. Dominicanyor, Aug 16, 2012

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    Yes I turn it off and on.
     
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  4. jav6454, Aug 16, 2012

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    Network Settings reset?
     
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  5. Dominicanyor, Aug 16, 2012

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    How do I dO that?
     
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  6. jav6454, Aug 16, 2012

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    Settings > General > Reset > Network Settings.
     
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  7. Dominicanyor, Aug 16, 2012

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    A my going to loose anything by doin a factory reset?
     
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  8. jav6454, Aug 16, 2012

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    Network Settings Reset != Factory Reset.

    By doing a network reset all you loose is Wi-Fi passwords of networks you've connected before.
     
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  9. Dominicanyor, Aug 16, 2012

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    Ok I tried that. Thanks for your help.
     
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