QUOTE(The Wonder @ Aug 21 2012, 02:44 AM)
Can explain how you conclude such statement? Do you know there are many factors may cause the delay of a phone msg?
Before changing to the S3, i was using an old nokia dumbphone.
It received messages (SMS) perfectly well and on-time like you should normally receive messages.
The only times that i don't receive messages is when there is no reception, but even if that happens, i will receive the message a few minutes later when reception is back again.
But when i changed to the S3, i had to cut my microSIM. I took it to a phone shop to cut it for me.
They used a microSIM cutter to cut, and somehow a tiny bit of the golden part of the SIM card came off.
The guy at the shop said it is normal and should not affect anything. I believed him since he said that it happens to many people's microSIM too.
But after a few days of using my phone, I realised that at times I don't receive messages even though the sender has sent it.
I'm stuck in my room most of the day, the reception in my room is always excellent with full bars.
Let's say i'm texting my girlfriend since we text all day.
Sometimes, I don't receive and messages for 30mins, and suddenly i will receive a message from her saying that I did not reply her.
But the truth is, I already replied her 30minutes ago and i did not receive and messages from her within that 30mins.
It's as if somehow the message has disappeared somewhere in the maxis servers or something.
And i will never ever receive that 'missing' message. NEVER. Not even after a few hours like how it usually happens to me on my old nokia phone.
(I'm pretty sure she's not trolling me

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Not only this happens very often, it happens almost everyday even if my signal strength is always good.
I have a friend who uses an S3 too, instead of self-cutting his SIM to a microSIM, he took it to maxis and maxis made a brand new microSIM for him for RM20.
So far, he has never faced any problems similar to mine.
Another friend of mine who his dad owns a phone shop (he's quite experienced with phone stuff). His dad's phone shop provides microSIM cutting service. I have asked him about my problems before and he said that the truth is, if the golden part of the SIM is cut off even a tiny bit, it WILL affect the overall performance and something will screw up.
It's different from person to person, but he says that some people face dropped calls, some mobile internet will be sluggish, and some even facing the same problem as i do.
Conclusion, it's either my phone is a defect unit, or more likely the self-cut microSIM really messed things up
So.. Yeah...
This post has been edited by YouDontKnowMyName: Aug 21 2012, 03:00 AM