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13 January 2006, 05:41 PM
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Samsung unlock codes Free
got this off ebay for a pound so thought i'd share. worked on my e700 first time
Please follow these instructions to UNLOCK your Samsung mobile phones.
Remove Sim card, then replace battery and switch on your mobile
phone.
After switch on the phone (when you will get message Insert Sim)
if
your phone is Samsung D500 / E700 / X600 type in the code #*7337#
if above code doesn't work then please try *#8999*8378#
But if you have Samsung V200 / S300
then type *2767*7822573738#
If you have Samsung S500 / X100 or some older E700’s
then type *2767*688#
if you have Samsung A300 / A800
then type *2767*637#
Now your phone is unlocked (it will reset and should be unlocked for any network.Please remember do not try more than 5 times otherwise your phone will be stuck on that network and you will need to be unlocked with the aid of a cable
Remove Sim card, then replace battery and switch on your mobile
phone.
After switch on the phone (when you will get message Insert Sim)
if
your phone is Samsung D500 / E700 / X600 type in the code #*7337#
if above code doesn't work then please try *#8999*8378#
But if you have Samsung V200 / S300
then type *2767*7822573738#
If you have Samsung S500 / X100 or some older E700’s
then type *2767*688#
if you have Samsung A300 / A800
then type *2767*637#
Now your phone is unlocked (it will reset and should be unlocked for any network.Please remember do not try more than 5 times otherwise your phone will be stuck on that network and you will need to be unlocked with the aid of a cable
13 January 2006, 11:39 PM
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Worked on my D500 just did the first one, and tried to register with O2 said not allowed.
turned off and inserted an O2 sim card, turned on,,, voila O2 UK
tried to make a call and it tok me to the 02 top up line
happy cos now i can give it to my mrs
Mart
turned off and inserted an O2 sim card, turned on,,, voila O2 UK
tried to make a call and it tok me to the 02 top up line
happy cos now i can give it to my mrs
Mart
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Now your phone is unlocked (it will reset and should be unlocked for any network.Please remember do not try more than 5 times otherwise your phone will be stuck on that network and you will need to be unlocked with the aid of a cable[/I][/SIZE][/FONT][/COLOR][/CENTER][/CENTER][/QUOTE]
is that dont change sim cards more than 5 times, or dont punch the code in more than 5 times?
Mart
is that dont change sim cards more than 5 times, or dont punch the code in more than 5 times?
Mart
13 January 2006, 11:43 PM
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Originally Posted by mart360
Worked on my D500 just did the first one, and tried to register with O2 said not allowed.
turned off and inserted an O2 sim card, turned on,,, voila O2 UK
tried to make a call and it tok me to the 02 top up line
happy cos now i can give it to my mrs
Mart
turned off and inserted an O2 sim card, turned on,,, voila O2 UK
tried to make a call and it tok me to the 02 top up line
happy cos now i can give it to my mrs
Mart
Try turning your phone of and on few times and see if its still unlocked???
Just cos some phones it only temporarily unlocks until turned off!!!
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Worked on my D500 just did the first one, and tried to register with O2 said not allowed.
turned off and inserted an O2 sim card, turned on,,, voila O2 UK
tried to make a call and it tok me to the 02 top up line
happy cos now i can give it to my mrs
Mart
turned off and inserted an O2 sim card, turned on,,, voila O2 UK
tried to make a call and it tok me to the 02 top up line
happy cos now i can give it to my mrs
Mart
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Originally Posted by Raartoot
Try turning your phone of and on few times and see if its still unlocked???
Just cos some phones it only temporarily unlocks until turned off!!!
Just cos some phones it only temporarily unlocks until turned off!!!
I turned it off, to replace the battery & o2 sim then turned it back on
it was unlocked
Mart
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Thanks for your free unlocking codes..This is the site Pro Unlocking.com - Experts in Mobile Phone Unlocking which also provides the unlocking service for mobiles..I unlocked my mobile using this site only..
Leave it until tomorrow, and think carefully about it when you are sober (or in my case, i'll be waiting until Sunday before being sober
)Merry Christmas everybody (and lets be careful out there)
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From the second hit on an InterSearchWeb - Blacklisted, Blocked or Barred Handsets
...and if you think about it, which IMEI number are you going to change to? You will need to have one that it recognised by one of the airtime providers, and you will need one that isn't already in use otherwise you will be imitating someone else!
Just buy a PAYG from Asda for a tenner - far less hassle.
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Originally Posted by UnlockMe
Amazingly it is only recently that the altering/changing of IMEI numbers has become illegal! Home Secretary David Blunkett introduced a new law making re-programming IMEI numbers punishable by up to five years in jail.
...and if you think about it, which IMEI number are you going to change to? You will need to have one that it recognised by one of the airtime providers, and you will need one that isn't already in use otherwise you will be imitating someone else!
Just buy a PAYG from Asda for a tenner - far less hassle.
mb
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