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even though you have switched to a pre-pay ...that is a data phone and most companies don't tell you that a data plan is needed 4 the phone to operate correctly.data plans run between 19 and 50 dollars...depends on your provider..
I just called my service provider and they were able to fix it. Just gotta wait 4hrs then turn it off, wait a few seconds then turn it on. heaps quick they knew what i was talking about straight away
Normally, your service needs to be specifically enabled to make video calls (especially if this your first 3G phone and you've just used your SIM card from your old 2G phone). If this is the case ring your providers customer service and they should be able to enable it there and then.
Also, both you and the person you're ringing have to be in a 3G service area (often more limited than the general "voice call" coverage area).
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