Im at whits end with my phone, mail and internet n...

asha 320...ok so when i open nokia browser, search for somthing all i get is white blank page, i leave like this for 10min and nothing. when i open mail i add account on "other" type details in as normal and it says "could not sign in, try again". ive reinstalled software manytimes, checked all details are correct. im losing it with the piece of junk phone, if no solved on here i take to nokia shop and shove it.

You think an attitude like that will help you do you?
How old is your sim card?
If i have helped at all a click on the white star below would be nice thanks.
Now using the Lumia 1520

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