I don't understand. Did you buy several new batteries, and they are all bad? Or did you use the same battery, after you charged it?
I fyou have a mulit meter and know how to use it, you could easy measure if the battery is still good.
Try to connect with the small contacts on the battery, and measure the voltage of the battery. It should be a little over 3,7 volt, That is the voltage needed in the camera. But without any load the voltage is a bit (few tenths of a volt) above the voltage printed on the battery. If it is ono a few tenths lower, the battery is defect.
Buying batteries for elder camera's can be risky, because you never know how long they were in stock. You are only lucky, when a manufacture uses the same battery in newer models again. so buying a lot of old batteries brings you no where.
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