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=== Assistant: Oof — if even 611 fails instantly, that’s basically proof you’re not attached to AT&T’s voice network at all right now. === Oof — if even 611 fails instantly, that’s basically proof you’re not attached to AT&T’s voice network at all right now. That makes it almost certainly a carrier-side provisioning issue (or a SIM that’s no longer registered correctly), because 611 is a free, zero-credit-required call that should go through no matter what, as long as the phone has a valid voice registration. At this point, you’ve got three realistic ways forward: ===== - Call 1-800-331-0500 from a friend’s phone or a landline. ===== * Have your AT&T account number and passcode ready. * Tell them your AT&T phone can’t even dial 611 and you suspect a VoLTE/IMS provisioning failure. * Ask for them to refresh/rebuild your line profile and re-provision the SIM. ===== - Bring your phone and ID. ===== * Tell them the SIM is likely bad or the profile is corrupted. * Ask for a free SIM replacement and provisioning refresh — it’s quick and usually fixes cases like this. ===== - Borrow a nano-SIM from a working AT&T phone. ===== * If it works fine in your phone, the problem is definitely your SIM/account, not the phone hardware. If you want, I can give you a quick “store visit” script that will get an AT&T rep to skip the usual “let’s reset your iPhone” dance and just give you a new SIM + reprovisioning immediately. Do you want me to make that?
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