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Greg33
2 months agoNetwork Novice
Unable to connect when outside U.S. with Legacy Pay As You Go
Hello All,
I have had a Legacy Pay As You Go for several years now and whenever I have traveled outside the U.S., it will automatically register to the local network and connect to whatever country I'm in.
However, it's no longer doing that now. I arrived in Taiwan a couple of days ago and it refuses to connect to any network. When I attempt to manually select a local it provides a listing of five different networks and three of those are labeled "forbidden". When I try to connect to the two that are not marked as "forbidden", it just shows "Couldn't connect" with no explanation.
When I was in Taiwan several weeks ago, my phone automatically connected to a local network, Far East Tone, a few seconds after turning it on upon landing. And that's just how it's been the last few years of traveling outside the U.S. It will automatically connect to a local network and I'll receive a text which begins with something like "Welcome to...". I've never had to manually select a network, never had to change any phone settings and never had to notify T-Mobile in advance of my travel plans.
I have since installed the SIM into two other devices and results are just the same - it refuses to connect to any network.
If anyone would have any ideas as to why I am unable to connect now, I'd very much appreciate reading about them.
¡Gracias!
Greg
1 Reply
- drnewcombFiber Fanatic
Prepaid roaming has always been problematic; unreliable. They may have just decided to let it die.
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