#Voipraider ipad verzio plus

Whenever I go to Manage Verizon account it says, ' The SIM Card inserted in this device is already active on a subscription that cannot be managed on this device. powered it off and back on, did a soft reset. I have tried resetting Network settings and also resetting Subscriber services. I took it to a Verizon store and had a new sim card installed, but the sales lady couldn't get it to work either. This has been going on for a while now, well before I updated to 10 and now 10.2. Sometimes it says 'No Service' other times it shows 1 bar 1x, or 2 bars LGE, or even 3 bars, but it never connects to the internet. If your iDevice says 4G, you are NOT using LTE.Д«ut the main carriers are NOT supposed to be exchangeable across different LTE infrastructures.My Verizon cellular service is not working on my iPad 4G. But I am definitely on the LTE network.ДЈ) yes, these iPads can work across 3G (or At&T's questionably named 4G (which many argue is actually 3.5G). Verizon confirms that this isn't one of their devices. Verizon uses a different part of the 700 MHz band than does AT&T. But this should be physically impossible. But apparently mistakenly gave me the wrong version.Дў) I can connect to Verizon's LTE network.

#Voipraider ipad verzio plus

I had to return it after two years (I have apple care plus warranty). I noted I have LTE connectivity.ДЎ) I too own a Verizon iPad. But I don't think you were actually replying to my post. (so if I exceed my 1GB of data, I have to call instead of just adding more data from the iPad). I have to call them if I every want to cancel or make change to the account. The only downside is that I still can't manage my account from the cellular network section of the iPad's settings. Is there some smaller provider that is iPad compability using the same part of the 700 MHz LTE band as Verizon? (If so, I'm wondering if I actually got one of their iPad versions) I know that Apple is now selling iDevices via other providers. I just tested it with a couple of network speed test apps and this is not AT&T '4g.' My only question is how is this possible? I thought that Verizon was using a different portion of the 700 MHz band for LTE than AT&T. Because this is definitely not a Verizon device.' I didn't mention that the previous rep said she had added my EMEI number to the account. At that she said, 'well that is kind of freaking me out. She told me she could prove it and asked me if I could surf anywhere (with wifi turned off). She says it happens all the time where a salesperson at Apple provides the wrong device. She told me that based on what she could see, the device isn't a Verizon device. This person came on the phone and I described the problem. She escalated the problem to one of their technicians. The rep tried a bunch of things to try to fix that, but she didn't have any success. (yes, I had WiFi turned off) But I still couldn't access the cellular data account section in settings. I was able to surf the web on the Verizon LTE network. She had me test if I had network connectivity. I gave it to her and she said, 'that's odd, that number isn't there. I did and after speaking with a very nice rep who spend about 20 minutes on the phone with me, she asked me for my EMEI number in Settings:About. When I tried accessing the cellular data account section in settings, it wouldn't let me log in and suggested I call Verizon customer support. I took it home and restored it from backup. He had already put my sim card in the new device. After about 20 minutes, he came back with the new iPad. He checked and said they had a single 3rd generation device in stock. The Genius there tested the device and agreed that something was wrong with the battery. Lately, the battery on the iPad has been kind of sketchy, so I took it back to the Apple store today to get check out the battery. In March 2012, I purchased the 3rd generation iPad as soon as it came out. Well, here's an odd twist on a related issue.