SIM card not recognized, Carrier Rogers, Could Samsung be responsible?

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janayachelsea
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I finally got my phone up to 100% but upon putting my Sim into it, it said Sim not recognized. I called Rogers my phone company and they said they didn't brick the note 7s, so Samsung must have by my imei? Is that possible, is it legal? How can I change my imei?
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janayachelsea wrote: Mon Mar 13, 2017 9:52 am I finally got my phone up to 100% but upon putting my Sim into it, it said Sim not recognized. I called Rogers my phone company and they said they didn't brick the note 7s, so Samsung must have by my imei? Is that possible, is it legal? How can I change my imei?
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I moved your post to a new topic, so you would be more likely to get help... :-) If your phone company said they took no action against the Note 7's, I would probably believe them. As for Samsung, they cannot actively use a carrier to block your phone. Carriers can, but Samsung can't. Samsung can provide updates to carriers to disable your phone, but since you are at 100% battery, this is not the case with you.

Just for giggles - shut your phone off, remove your SIM card, wipe it with a soft cloth, re-insert it, and reboot your phone. If this doesn't work, get a new sim card from your carrier, or try a sim card from another phone on the same carrier. I think the problem may well be your sim card. Let us know what happens.
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I did what you suggested. Even tried a Sim card from a different phone company and the Sim card from my sons phone. And same thing. I think the imei is blocked
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just out of curiousity, did you run your IMEI through any of the online sites, like https://swappa.com/esn or http://www.imeipro.info/ to see if it shows up? Let me know. I was trying to find it, but I *think* I read somewhere that Rogers blocked someone's phone by IMEI...?
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I get the message "Not a valid IMEI number" with Imeipro. Same as OP - Rogers Note 7 that doesn't detect the SIM card.
If and when I get my Note 7 out of the horrid V3APL1 firmware, I'll check my SIM card again and change it if necessary.
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@janayachelsea is there any chance you could guide me on what specifically you did to get 100% charging back? I'm running a Rogers N930W8 with the last firmware from Dec 15 unfortunately
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Notja
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Anyone get bell note 7 working again?
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Notja wrote: Fri May 05, 2017 10:39 pm Anyone get bell note 7 working again?
Have you been got yours working again? No success since late last week.
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