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On Mon, 15 Nov 2004 21:22:53 -0600, "Blackberry" <eric@erickarr.com>
said in alt.cellular.cingular:
>Does anyone know who to unlock a BlackBerry 7280? The IMEI is
>010227000404142
What carrier is it locked to? Was the original contract fulfilled?
Is there still any amount owing on the original account? Has the
phone been reported lost or stolen?
If the answers to all these questions fall into the right slots, it
may take just a free phone call to get the SIM unlock code.
Archived from groups: alt.cellular.cingular (More info?)
Al Klein <rukbat@verizon.org> wrote in message news:<6rvip0ppj9pi534hv91nsmn6ghml9a82er@4ax.com>...
> On Mon, 15 Nov 2004 21:22:53 -0600, "Blackberry" <eric@erickarr.com>
> said in alt.cellular.cingular:
>
> >Does anyone know who to unlock a BlackBerry 7280? The IMEI is
> >010227000404142
>
> What carrier is it locked to? Was the original contract fulfilled?
> Is there still any amount owing on the original account? Has the
> phone been reported lost or stolen?
>
> If the answers to all these questions fall into the right slots, it
> may take just a free phone call to get the SIM unlock code.
The phone is locked to AT&T and they will not provide the unlock pin
code, period. The original contract was fullfilled, the account
balance is zero and the phone is not lost or stolen. I just want to be
able to use it now that I am at Cingular. Using a V400 untill I can
figure something out.
Any help you could provide would be appreciated.
Eric
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Check E-bay I saw a few Remote unlocking service it may cost you up to 35$
Also call around your town and talk to cell stores that do repairs I have
unlocked a few phones but not the Blackberry But It can be done
"Eric" <eric@startingover2.com> wrote in message
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> Al Klein <rukbat@verizon.org> wrote in message
news:<6rvip0ppj9pi534hv91nsmn6ghml9a82er@4ax.com>...
> > On Mon, 15 Nov 2004 21:22:53 -0600, "Blackberry" <eric@erickarr.com>
> > said in alt.cellular.cingular:
> >
> > >Does anyone know who to unlock a BlackBerry 7280? The IMEI is
> > >010227000404142
> >
> > What carrier is it locked to? Was the original contract fulfilled?
> > Is there still any amount owing on the original account? Has the
> > phone been reported lost or stolen?
> >
> > If the answers to all these questions fall into the right slots, it
> > may take just a free phone call to get the SIM unlock code.
>
>
> The phone is locked to AT&T and they will not provide the unlock pin
> code, period. The original contract was fullfilled, the account
> balance is zero and the phone is not lost or stolen. I just want to be
> able to use it now that I am at Cingular. Using a V400 untill I can
> figure something out.
>
> Any help you could provide would be appreciated.
> Eric
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On 18 Nov 2004 22:26:22 -0800, eric@startingover2.com (Eric) said in
alt.cellular.cingular:
>The phone is locked to AT&T and they will not provide the unlock pin
>code, period. The original contract was fullfilled, the account
>balance is zero and the phone is not lost or stolen. I just want to be
>able to use it now that I am at Cingular. Using a V400 untill I can
>figure something out.
>Any help you could provide would be appreciated.
1. Check with Google. There are a few sites that will give you the
unlock code for around $5.
2. See a Cingular dealer. Cingular is supposed to be coming out with
a dual SIM that will solve the AT&T lock problem.
BTW, it depends on the carrier. T-Mobile will give (actually email)
you the unlock code after the contract is over, as long as the account
is still active. AT&T categorically wouldn't give out the code.
Neither will Sprint.
T-Mobile will give you the code under certain circumstances.
AT&T will never give you the unlock code
Cingular sells their BlackBerrys unlocked (could be interesting when the merger closes)
There are no unlock code calculators that I know of (unlike, for example, the Nokia phones).