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I went to update my PRL today, as soon as I dialed *228 my phone basically
went to no service, and it said activation unsuccessful, so I dialed *22800
and I get to the over the air programming stuff just fine and I can upgrade
my PRL, and I received PRL 50293. After I did that, I dailed *228 again, and
it started sending me to Sprint PCS, which just gives an error message,
something along the line of the number of code you dialed is not correct. I
can also dial *22807, which is Verizon's PCS channel here in Columbus, Ohio,
and I recieve the same PRL. Is anyone else having an issue like this around
here or anywhere else?

geoff

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"Geoff Brozny" <gbrozny@glorb.columbus.oh.us> wrote in message
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> I went to update my PRL today, as soon as I dialed *228 my phone
basically
> went to no service, and it said activation unsuccessful, so I
dialed *22800
> and I get to the over the air programming stuff just fine and I can
upgrade
> my PRL, and I received PRL 50293. After I did that, I dailed *228
again, and
> it started sending me to Sprint PCS, which just gives an error
message,
> something along the line of the number of code you dialed is not
correct. I
> can also dial *22807, which is Verizon's PCS channel here in
Columbus, Ohio,
> and I recieve the same PRL. Is anyone else having an issue like this
around
> here or anywhere else?
>

I've been having a lot of problems with Verizon here in Northern CA.
Several weeks ago, I was trying to reach Verizon CS by dialing 611. I
kept getting Sprint's CS!

It finally went back to Verizon after I traveled some distance.

Chas.

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"* * Chas" <dnafutz@aol.spam.com> wrote in message
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>
> I've been having a lot of problems with Verizon here in Northern CA.
> Several weeks ago, I was trying to reach Verizon CS by dialing 611. I
> kept getting Sprint's CS!
>
> It finally went back to Verizon after I traveled some distance.
>


The issue is not that I'm on extended network or roaming, I have a strong
native Verizon signal, as I have always had here, but that *228 seems to be
broken. I would not expect *228 to work if I was roaming or something, same
with 611.

geoff

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"Geoff Brozny" <gbrozny@glorb.columbus.oh.us> wrote in
news:d5u0vq$bn0$1@ratbert.glorb.com:

> I went to update my PRL today, as soon as I dialed *228 my phone
> basically went to no service, and it said activation unsuccessful, so
> I dialed *22800 and I get to the over the air programming stuff just
> fine and I can upgrade my PRL, and I received PRL 50293. After I did
> that, I dailed *228 again, and it started sending me to Sprint PCS,
> which just gives an error message, something along the line of the
> number of code you dialed is not correct. I can also dial *22807,
> which is Verizon's PCS channel here in Columbus, Ohio, and I recieve
> the same PRL. Is anyone else having an issue like this around here or
> anywhere else?
>
> geoff
>
>

working fine for me. I am also in Columbus.

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"John" <jlwsecure-usenet3@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> working fine for me. I am also in Columbus.

I guess it was just me, I did *22800 and did option 1, now *228 works fine.
I wonder what could of possibly changed on my phone to cause this..


geoff

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Geoff Brozny wrote:
> "John" <jlwsecure-usenet3@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:Xns96552F2E87631jlwsecure@207.115.63.158...
>
>> working fine for me. I am also in Columbus.
>
> I guess it was just me, I did *22800 and did option 1,
> now *228 works fine. I wonder what could of possibly
> changed on my phone to cause this..

Probably programmed your SID.

-Quick

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On 2005-05-12 15:09:08 -0400, "Geoff Brozny"
<gbrozny@glorb.columbus.oh.us> said:

>
> "* * Chas" <dnafutz@aol.spam.com> wrote in message
> news:PaqdnZk215_jCR7fRVn-2w@comcast.com..
>>
>> I've been having a lot of problems with Verizon here in Northern CA.
>> Several weeks ago, I was trying to reach Verizon CS by dialing 611. I
>> kept getting Sprint's CS!
>>
>> It finally went back to Verizon after I traveled some distance.
>>
>
>
> The issue is not that I'm on extended network or roaming, I have a
> strong native Verizon signal, as I have always had here, but that *228
> seems to be broken. I would not expect *228 to work if I was roaming or
> something, same with 611.
>
> geoff
>
I once downloaded a VZW PRL to my Sprint PCS Kyocera 2035 via OTA. That
was a hoot. Hasn't worked right since.


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