I'm sick and tired of seeing that everyday when I try to connect to the internet!! :bash: The internet only works about 40% of the time with me. Is there any way to fix this? Some guy working at cricKet told me to restart my phone and that would do the trick. Only works 10% of time....ahhh I'm so frustrated lol
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Chrishaun B
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10,000 people on the net at once on a small ammount of bandwidth, just wait until evdo launches 
Rhylie and Paiyden
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it's a known issue with the V3c and there is no permanent solution. When I had this phone I had 100% success when i did the following:
With the phone on and the web browser open pull the battery.
Wait ~5 seconRAB
Re-insert the battery, if the phone turns itself on you didn't wait long enough pull the battery again.
turn the phone on, and wait for everything to finish booting ~30-45 seconRAB. I waited for the bluetooth icon to go away (if not paired)
open browser and bam everything works.
not sure how much of this is actually needed but when i followed these steps my browsing was restored 100% of the time.
With the phone on and the web browser open pull the battery.
Wait ~5 seconRAB
Re-insert the battery, if the phone turns itself on you didn't wait long enough pull the battery again.
turn the phone on, and wait for everything to finish booting ~30-45 seconRAB. I waited for the bluetooth icon to go away (if not paired)
open browser and bam everything works.
not sure how much of this is actually needed but when i followed these steps my browsing was restored 100% of the time.
SCWIDVICIOUS
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They have to say according to policy that its getting fixed. But they wont do anything because that means that they will have to spend money on upgrading the system to handle the volume.
1) it's a problem specific to the Motorola Razr v3c
2) to my knowledge there is no fix for it. dealers have been instructed not to send people to corporate, as corporate will not replace the phone for this. the fix is to power cycle the phone and try again.
3) they don't have to say anything, but they'll lose customers if they tell people oh too bad go away. there is absolutely no guarantee of service from any carrier, including cricket.
2) to my knowledge there is no fix for it. dealers have been instructed not to send people to corporate, as corporate will not replace the phone for this. the fix is to power cycle the phone and try again.
3) they don't have to say anything, but they'll lose customers if they tell people oh too bad go away. there is absolutely no guarantee of service from any carrier, including cricket.
gaia_fanatic
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simple3: I tried your method quite a few times, but it doesn't always help 
it works maybe 60% of the time lol
it works maybe 60% of the time lol