If we pay a transaction that's larger than your available balance and it overdraws your account, this typically results in a charge for each overdraft item, unless you deposit enough available funds that day to cover the overdraft. If we return the item unpaid, this typically results in a NSF: Returned item fee.
Hold the Home Button (on the front of the iPhone) and the Sleep/Wake button (on the top of the iPhone) together at the same time. Keep them pressed at the same time for like 10-20 seconds and the phone should reboot.Level 1 (5 points). Just press and hold the home button and sleep/wake button for 10 seconds to reset the iPhone.hanks. Level 1 (5 points). To restore the iPhone back to the original factory settings, you need to plug it into your computer and press the Restore button on the main iPhone page that comes up with your phone number and all that jazz.
Simply place a SIM card from the last carrier with which you used your iPhone into the device, and activate it. Then remove the SIM card. You can now use the iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS as you would an iPod touch (Wi-Fi only, no cellular service). Note: You can use the activated SIM card from your new iPhone to do this.To re-activate an iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS that displays the Connect to iTunes screen:1  Insert a SIM card from the carrier with which you used your phone. 2  Connect the iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS to iTunes on a computer connected to the Internet. iTunes will then activate the device.ou can now use the iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS as you would an iPod touch (Wi-Fi only, no cellular service). Note: You can use the activated SIM card from your new iPhone to do this. To re-activate an iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS that displays the Connect to iTunes screen: