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  1. If required to register with Selective Service, failure to register is a felony punishable by a fine of up to $250,000 and/or 5 years imprisonment. Also, a person who knowingly counsels, aids, or abets another to fail to comply with the registration requirement is subject to the same penalties.
  2. The National Do Not Call Registry was created to stop unwanted sales calls.It’s free to register your home or mobile phone number. If you’ve already added your phone number to the Do Not Call Registry and are still getting a lot of unwanted calls, odds are the calls are from scammers.Read about blocking unwanted calls to find out what to do about them.
  3. Registrations on the National Do Not Call Registry DO NOT EXPIRE. If you have previously registered your number, there is no need to register again. If you are unsure if you have registered previously, please. If your number is not on the Registry, please.

Well, you don’t need permission to go into business for yourself and therefore may not need to register. The Constitution guarantees our right to contract with others on an individual basis. In eight states, men are not allowed men to register at a state college or university – even without financial aid – if they aren't registered for Selective Service. Those states are Alabama.

Every week, no, make that every day, at UnlockBase, we get customers writing in with a variety of problems relating to any number of different cellphones. In this article we look at a problem that occurs most often with Samsung phones but can apply to other Android phones in general. First, to acquaint you with the problem, here is a typical customer complaint:

“We kept getting the ‘Not registered on Network’ message when trying to make calls. Many times the network connection was lost for a while. Then we realized by trying to make a call that for a period of time people were unable to get a hold of us or send text messages. We tried everything to try to resolve the issue, and ultimately we replaced our phones with another Samsung Galaxy S5. Guess what, the issue is still there and we still get ‘Not registered on network’ errors. Is this an Android issue or an Android issue? It’s no surprise that Google said that it’s a T-Mobile issue and not an Android issue. Please help!”

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The ‘not registered on network’ error

This annoying problem is often found in Samsung Galaxy devices, particularly when users update their Galaxy phone to the latest Android version and something went wrong. Please take note of the following models:

  • Galaxy S7 Edge
  • Galaxy S7
  • Galaxy S6 Edge
  • Galaxy S6
  • Galaxy S5
  • Galaxy S4
  • Galaxy S3
  • Galaxy Note 5
  • Galaxy Note 4
  • Galaxy Note 3
  • Galaxy Note 2
  • Galaxy

Their device is unable to detect the network and up comes the “Not Registered on Network” message. This occurs because after getting an update, your device IMEI number is changed to “SN 0000″ and it shows that your device SN number has been broken and need to be fixed.

Another reason is when you try to use the SIM Card from a new Network Provider and your Samsung fails to keep up when you’re trying to switch networks and needs a little help from you involving manually providing the new APN settings / Networks name in order to fix it.

In this situation the ‘Not registered on network’ error will show itself when you attempt to make a call or text. This occurs because your Service Provider is simply not notified of your IMEI number so on the screen you will see “Not registered on Network“. They even have the cheek to supply an OK button for you to press which does nothing to solve your problem at all! Frustrating, but don’t worry, we can solve this issue. First you should be aware that your phone is already unlocked. It’s not the case that you have to unlock your device in order to remove the ‘Not registered on Network’ error.

However, another reason for this error is if unfortunately your device has been Blacklisted, and by that we mean if your phone is reported as “Lost” or “Stolen” in the national blacklist database in your country. In this situation you have no choice but to take the following steps :

  • Go to the police and report the scam,
  • Try to get your money back from the seller,
  • Change the IMEI of your Phone (which is illegal),
  • Sell your cellphone overseas.

For everybody else here are the four ways to fix this problem and finally have use of your Cell Phone.

How to Fix ‘Not Registered on Network’ – The Solutions

Here we provide several methods to help you overcome this issue, one of them should work for you.

Method #1 – Manually select your new Network Provider:

  1. Go to Settings.
  2. Then go to Wireless and networks.
  3. Tap Mobile Networks (If not found then tap first ‘More settings’).
  4. Now tap Networks operators.
  5. After you have completed searching select your Network Operator (Like AirTel, T-Mobile, Vodafone, O2, EE, Lycamobile, MetroPCS, Family Mobile, etc.).

That’s it, problem solved.

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Updated Fix: In Mobile Networks, set Network mode as WCDMA only and restart your phone.

Method #2 – Root your device and Install a Patch:

  1. Root your Galaxy device.
  2. Download from Google Play and install “Busy Box” on your device.
  3. Download this “Ariza patch” and install it on your Galaxy device.
  4. Now, open the app from the app drawer.
  5. Just click on the button saying “PATCH” and it’s done.

Method # 3 – Update your Device and Samsung Account Software (Make sure you are connected to a wireless connection) :

  1. Get Your Galaxy Up and Running. Charged and ready.
  2. Place Your SIM Card In Phone.
  3. Navigate to Settings of your Phone.
  4. Scroll Down To the Extreme bottom.
  5. Select Software Update.
  6. Wait for the cellphone to reboot and complete update.

Method # 4 – Remove and Insert SIM:

  1. Turn off your phone by holding both the Power Button and Home together.
  2. While the phone is off, wait for 2 minutes.
  3. After 2 minutes remove the battery and the sim card from the phone.
  4. Press the Power button and the Home button together 10 consecutive times.
  5. Next, hold the power and home key for 1-3 minutes.
  6. Now insert your Sim card and battery.
  7. Turn on your Samsung Galaxy.
  8. With your phone on, remove then re-insert your sim card 5 times.

Still confused? Watch this easy to understand videos for a better insight into how to resolve this issue easily.