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Abby_Frei Author

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SIM card Switches and number problems

I recently got back from a trip to Buenos Aires. While I was there, I switched my iPhone 8 SIM card from my Verizon one to a Movistar SIM card. I got an Argentine number and everything. Eventually, I was packing to come back and found that my other Verizon SIM card had been thrown away. When I got back to the States, I immediately ordered a new Verizon SIM card. I switched the SIM card, but my Argentine number is still in my phone and it won't let me delete it. Additionally, I can't seem to add my old number back onto the phone either. I have data and everything else, I just basically have a phone without a phone number. I called Verizon and got another SIM card sent to me, but the same thing happened with the second SIM card too. I tried turning on and off the phone, turning on and off IMessage and FaceTime. Please help! Thank you!

iPhone 8, iOS 13

Posted on Mar 30, 2020 4:44 PM

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deggie

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Posted on Mar 30, 2020 4:45 PM

You are going to have to call Verizon back and explain the situation to them and get a tier 2 engineer to put your iPhone back on their system.

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