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T300, need urgent help! |
ashbabb
Joined: Feb 13, 2003
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hi i recently bought a t300 on t mobile off some dodgy geezer, it was only on t mobile until one day i couldnt make any calls, when i phoned t mobile they told me it was stolen and had been blocked from making calls, is there anyway i can fix this, is it possible to unlock it on all networks and use another sim?
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jellyellie
Joined: Dec 27, 2002
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i think that if it's registered as stolen then it's blocked from all networks.
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Display Polish
Joined: Jan 29, 2003
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I feel sorry for you, mate!
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suzy
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energetic
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THE BEST SOLUTION IS TO GET A NEW PHONE!!
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suzy
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Your phone has been blocked by the phone company. It can be unblocked but the person who unblocks it can be jailed for 5 years.
If you want sell the phone to me as I need a few parts from it. e-mail me on sexy_suzy2003@hotmail.com
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jellyellie
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A few years back, when phones were stolen and the owner phoned their SP to register it as stolen, that phone was only registered stolen with that SP. Therefore, it was only blocked on the original network, and could be used on different networks.
Now, however, the 4 main SPs have come together to form one 'big list' of 'registered stolen' phones, so if a phone is registered stolen on one SP, it is added to the 'big list' and blocked from use on all networks.
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geussepe53
Joined: Jan 13, 2003
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You can! If in your place theres available repaire shops for mobile! You said that the phone is blocked, and you cannot use it! Repair shops are trying to change thf IMEI number of the phone to a number that is not registered like15 zeros or any number substituting the former IMEI #! bEcoz networks are blocking the phone thru its serial # or IMEI #!
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Ah_long
Joined: Jan 10, 2003
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unlock ur fone, sell it to somewhere other than unitedstates, or try changing network
all SE phones sold out~
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anonymuser
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On 2003-02-14 03:08, geussepe53 wrote:
Repair shops are trying to change thf IMEI number of the phone to a number that is not registered like15 zeros |
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but as suzy says, that's illegal in the UK. doesn't mean nobody's doing it, necessarily, but it is against the law- for good reason. |
baileynash
Joined: Dec 08, 2002
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From: Brisbane, Australia
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Get a data cable and find some GSM Unlocking software and do it yourself. Its risky though
T300 Is My LIFE.... Now I want a nokia Camera Phone |
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