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ozziegn
- Broke Member
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 7:34p 
people need to be very carefull when trying to do this on your own cuz you can kill your phone very easily thus making it a pretty nice paperweight.
trust me, I know.  |
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sc0rpio
- Senior Member - 3K
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 7:42p
try this link to bypass that voting cr@p.
shoppingbag said:
<< In order to unlock Nokia 3650 from AT&T, you can get the code here.
I just did and succeeded. Free and easy! Enjoy it! >>
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travik
- Senior Member
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 7:46p
<< In order to unlock Nokia 3650 from AT&T, you can get the code here.
I just did and succeeded. Free and easy! Enjoy it! >>
I entered my info 4 hours back at that site. Still no email from them...
Just wondering how much time they took to send you the unlock code? |
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SunWuKong
- Member
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 7:53p
good stuff, now only if they have it free for the siemens, then I could get the SL55 from overseas =D |
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kracmunkie
- Happy Member
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 8:07p
Anyone know of cingular's MCC+MNC code? or know the unlock code for an old skool nokia 3390? thanks
nevermind...3390 is DCT3
and yes I know I cant take this to Europe. That's what my S105 is for. |
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r0guenj
- Senior Member
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 8:11p
just so everyone knows, unlocking a phone does not allow access to other gsm bands. you would also have to have a phone that is multi-band capable (ie: don't go to europe and expect to use a nokia 3390 this phone only works on the 1900 band of gsm....europe uses 900 and 1800) |
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proudFireFighter
- Senior Member
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 8:29p
just wanted to say thanks to the OP for sharing this info with us. 
also someone was asking if this applied to nokia 3361:
It does not. This is only for GSM phones. HTH! |
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ravic
- Addicted Member
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 8:33p
I thought someone can actually proxy/forge your phone with another phone if they have access to an IMEI number ? Is that true ? |
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SirDante
- Senior Member
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 8:37p
I just unlocked my 8390 using this program.
I got it from AT&T but never bothered signing up or inserting my sim card. How do I go about signing up w/ another service? If I insert the SIM card AT&T sent, will I be enrolled with AT&T since I did give them my info?
Thanks. |
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Zipp1Zone
- Senior Member
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 9:31p
woohoo!
followed the instructions and then 100% unlocked!
my phone is on the 6590i from cingular |
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TrueKnight
- Charter Member
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 9:35p
poison7FL said:
<< If you have been a customer for a few months, just call your provider and they will do it for free and won't screw up your phone. >> Cingular won't unlock any phones. I have two friends that are reps and they couldn't get Cingular to provide unlock codes. It's some BS that Cingular has roaming partners in 38 countries and they have a contract with them so you don't need another provider's sim card. |
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sasa4
- Tired Member
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 9:46p
SunWuKong said:
<< good stuff, now only if they have it free for the siemens, then I could get the SL55 from overseas =D >> 99% of the phone you buy overseas are unlocked naturally. only US phones come locked. and i am pretty sure the sl55 is unlocked. US is coming out with the SL56 this fall. |
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MisterD
- Member
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 9:57p
I'm still confuzed - I have an AT&T Nokia 5165 - if I unlock, can I use with Verizon?? |
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qwerty821
- New Member
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 10:02p
I don't think this program would work with the 3390 because from what I understand, you need a cable to unlock the 3390. Anybody have more insight into this? |
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whiteboy
- Member
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 10:03p
whats cingular's networker provider number???
thanks |
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Intel61
- Senior Member
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 10:04p
MisterD said:
<< I'm still confuzed - I have an AT&T Nokia 5165 - if I unlock, can I use with Verizon?? >> no, even if the 5165 use a sim card(forgot if it does), verizon doesnt use a sim card. sim cards are used mainly by, AT&t, Cingular(in some parts), T-Mobile, Nextel, and some other small companies. The sim cards go into the back of your phone, usually under your battery. so if you dont have one, you dont need this thread |
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HeyMan
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 10:15p
Somewhat related question (to do with cell phones etc)..
If i sign up for att wireless service, which has this 30 day risk free trial thing.. and after 10 days of signing up, or whatever, i decide i don't like it and i cancel, i get all my activation fees refunded correct? But do i have to return the phone? I would assume so..
Otherwise i'd say sign up for a new plan, cancel after 1 day, keep the phone, unlock it, sell on eBay for 250-300 (go for way high when they're unlocked) then i can get any phone i want.
But if i have to stay for 30+ days in a contract before i'm able to keep the hardware, then it wouldn't be worth it after having to pay the first monthly fees, i bet they did that 30 day risk free trial to crack down on that sorta thing  |
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Intel61
- Senior Member
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 10:20p
4deals said:
<< I have the same S105, T-Mobile unlocked my code.
I was able to use Cingular SIM with my phone in US.
But when I tried in India , I tried all the Service Provider none of them worked for me.
That Sales Person said "Here the frequency is different, you need to "UNLOCK FREQUENCY CODE", That guy demanded Rs2000/- to do that I bought a new phone by paying Rs5000/-. I gave that phone to my uncle when I left India.
Later I called T-Mobile they said my phone can't be used in India as the phone is not designed for that frequency ?
Does anyone have any idea ? >> hey did you change your band? cause under network selections, you have to change your band depending on what they use. i think they use GSM900/1800, and we use GSM 1900 here. i unlocked mine a while ago, and i get free internet, and i also tried an at&t sim card in mine and it worked. FOR ALL S105 PPL GO HERE. Its the best guide for everything from flashing the s105 to getting free internet. |
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Intel61
- Senior Member
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 10:21p
HeyMan said:
<< Somewhat related question (to do with cell phones etc)..
If i sign up for att wireless service, which has this 30 day risk free trial thing.. and after 10 days of signing up, or whatever, i decide i don't like it and i cancel, i get all my activation fees refunded correct? But do i have to return the phone? I would assume so..
Otherwise i'd say sign up for a new plan, cancel after 1 day, keep the phone, unlock it, sell on eBay for 250-300 (go for way high when they're unlocked) then i can get any phone i want.
But if i have to stay for 30+ days in a contract before i'm able to keep the hardware, then it wouldn't be worth it after having to pay the first monthly fees, i bet they did that 30 day risk free trial to crack down on that sorta thing >> yea you probably do, or else they might charge you full price (as in buying without a plan). i know tmobile told me that when i was getting their service. you might be able to get away with it, you never know |
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eyesonly6587
- New Member
posted: Aug. 14, 2003 @ 10:27p
thanks OP! just unlocked my nokia 3595 |
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