eBay

but insist on a physical card rather than a code generated variant

if i can recall, crxr sells them; PM him

a few people are selling them in LYN GS.

however always insist on the physical card and not just the codes

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Added on December 28, 2009, 11:41 pmIMHO, you should try to do a clean restoration on another PC/MAC to eliminate the possibility of a faulty hardware

This post has been edited by nokia2003: Dec 28 2009, 11:41 PM

okay okay.

not that i'm attempting to rub to the wound, but seriously... MMS is like so... 1990s.

just only a fortnight ago, a friend of mine was advocating the usage of MMS, he ended up the laughing stock of the posse.

furthermore the picture of MMS is so blardy kecik and not forgetting horrible resolution - can barely see anything; a mediocre chick gets an instant "transformation" into some hot, fit gal with the MMS

email is the way to go!

a female user in distress! i must offer my assistance immediately.

sounds about right.

but try to follow this order.

copy the entire "my music" folder into your new PC first (via a portable HDD presumably)

only attempt to install iTunes once the move has been completed.

allow iTunes to re-arrange your collection automatically (this process will take a while)

synchronise your iPhone!

hah! my bunny pet is kept (and guarded by my pet dog) in some secret location.

they will not be able to find her!

either restore from backup or synchronise from microsoft outlook (if you have done that before)

is iPhone originally unlocked or you artificially unlocked it?

you can have an unlocked iPhone, but it is still jailbroken no?

anyhow my suggestion is to restore (cliché i know), but the carrier settings update has obviously tampered your connectivity abilities.

perhaps someone has a better suggestion to this?

erm did you even read the link i posted earlier?

i can relate my own personal experience; my unit is an officially unlocked unit from optus, australia and when i was back in malaysia for my summer vacation, i had difficulties using the iPhone with maxis (cannot MMS, cannot surf the net et cetera).

plugging it into my iTunes and obtaining the settings, sorted everything out

debit cards work to a certain extend like their credit counterparts (and hence they share the same network)

anyway, back to the concept above, swiping your credit card doesn't get reflected immediately on your online statement right? it is usually T + 3.

SECTION D: TOPPING UP YOUR iTUNES ACCOUNT

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Added on March 31, 2010, 7:27 pmQ: Can I use my Malaysian credit card to purchase another country's iTunes gift certificates, iTunes gift card, redemption code?
A: No. As each credit card is being issued uniquely to its provider (kindly refer to SECTION D: TOPPING UP YOUR ITUNES ACCOUNT for more information)


This post has been edited by nokia2003: Mar 31 2010, 07:27 PM

you can re-download the applications for free again.

if you wanna extract the music and contents, there are softwares out there.

however i cannot think of any, at back of head now. try googling it up (or try lurking around www.download.com)

make it 100% from me.

you don't like to search around, don't you?

p/s claiming yourself a noob, isn't a passport or valid reason.

if you don't mind the australian version of iTunes store.

i can help you to get the gift cards for you and for simplicity sake, i will accept MYR.

like most of the time, i do not intend to make any profit.

you have to assess them manually by plugging in your iPhone via USB cable

for example, on PC, find 'my computer' and look under devices, 'camera'.

that's for you to research by your own merit.

hint: you can have more than one iTunes accounts (and best of all, different countries as well)

This post has been edited by nokia2003: Apr 11 2010, 08:34 PM

if she is kind enough to pass you her username and password, then yes.

don't have to thank me.

just pass it along.

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Added on April 13, 2010, 3:08 pmall the way down...

This post has been edited by nokia2003: Apr 13 2010, 03:08 PM