Nokia E61. NEw phone in Spain

We have just brought two of these phones and they were converted into english. Unfortunately, a new concept here and noone seems to be able to configure them. We are unable to search the web, send or receieve emails. It took an hour on the phone to a call centre to get the text working...
Can anyone help at all??????

Hi,
Sorry to hear your issue with Nokia phone C3-00.
Remove your battery and put back. If it does not work, it is best to go to the store you bought the phone.
Br
Mahayv

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The N97 is over a year old. It is Nokia's flagship phone.. and it is WOEFULLY poor.. I bought it the day it launched in London last year, it was a disappointment almost immediately.. It was like a top end feature phone that had every technical spec downgraded..
It's internal app space is SO limited, I have about 8 megs free.. and it drops every time I use the web browser due to the fact the browser cache sits on the same storage (not on the 32gig flash)
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