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As you probably know, Iceland's economy is in deep trouble. It would not surprise me if 09 (on which Yackie is based) cannot pay their roaming bills. This will be a new test of global cooperation to see if carriers worldwide will once again allow +354 numbers to use their networks, or if it will be cut off for good. When I call in to 09 numbers, I am still getting the voicemail system, but the SIM no longer registers in the USA on T-Mobile or AT&T.
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Same here. I still get the VM when I call my yackie number. But can't register on any network. It sure seems like 09, which yackie uses, has hit a road block.
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My 09 sim and old yackie sim does not register on any network in Greece. I used both cards untill the 22 of December and they worked. Now they do not seem to work at least here...
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Is Yackie working anywhere?
Same problem in Melbourne. No service for well over a week.
Is anyone in the world still able to use their Yackie phone service? I received my card a few weeks ago. I didn't get informed about a replacement SIM so I assume I got one of the new ones. At first it showed a good signal with "Yackie Telstra" as the carrier. I could dial out but my 354 number was unreachable from a telstra land line and from my skypeout. Skype says that the number is either invalid or does not exist. I called the 24/7 support line and got a recorded message telling me to ring back during EST business hours. Email support suggested I should use the correct international dialing prefix. Which of course I was doing. Then a few days later I simply had no service. |
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