Essay - Published: 2015.12.16 | 1 min read (307 words)
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**Problem: **Recently bought an unlocked Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge. In order to switch from my old Galaxy S5, I had to go to the T-Mobile store to transfer my active SIM card into a nano-SIM. Everything worked fine, however any text messages destined for my phone got caught in the network. The only way to retrieve these messages was to make an outgoing call. This new connection to the network seemed to push all of the messages through to my phone as everytime made a call, I received multiple text messages.
I was able to send texts, make calls, and receive texts – but the texts could only be retrieved after I initiated an outgoing call.
**Solution: **I searched all over the internet, but was unable to find any guides that fixed my specific problem. Basically the phone/SIM wasn’t registered with the network correctly, which made most of the troubleshooting guides online obsolete. So here’s what I did:
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Believe it or not, tech support can do some miraculous things.
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