BlackBerry Z10 Cellular Services won't turn on.

Hi everybody! I'm new to this forum and I don't know much about Blackberries so I need help! I just got a Blackberry Z10 from my Dad and everything seems to work perfectly except that when I try to make calls it says "The cellular radio is currently off. Do you want to turn the cellular radio on so you can place your call?" I hit yes and it loads but doesn't do anything. I then try to go the Settings > Network Connections > Mobile Network and on there I have: Mobile Network OFF Data Services ON Data services while roaming PROMPT I turn the mobile network on but it loads for ages (I've been waiting for exactly 2 hours now). I checked and the device is unlocked and I even tried to contact the Costumer Service but they cannot help me. Please I need your words of wisdom! Should I just toss it in the garbage? I hope not

I think you have a bad SIM card (even if it does work in another device).
Get a SIM card swap from your mobile operator and TEST the card before leaving.
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