Nokia 5310, bad USB cable and no data connection v...

1. The USB cable shipped with my phone does not fit into the phone. What can I do?
2. Connecting via bluetooth I can not transfer contacts or organizer info. I get this message "Data transfer not possible. Check data connection." What do I do to fix this?

23-Sep-2008 11:22 PM
kiddco wrote:
1. The USB cable shipped with my phone does not fit into the phone. What can I do?
2. Connecting via bluetooth I can not transfer contacts or organizer info. I get this message "Data transfer not possible. Check data connection." What do I do to fix this?
1> Try to return it back and probably get a replacement.
2> What do you mean? Connecting phone to PC?

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