20 Most Recent Nextel i860 - Page 4 Questions & Answers

Do a reverse number search in the white pages. You will have to pay for it, but it should return the listed users information. But as a cop shouldn't you already know that?

Yes you can switch to Sprint. Sprint coverage in PR is excellent because it is a CDMA frequency carrier. Nextel is a iDen frequency carrier and only works in US and some South American Countries. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/steven_958e67a4edcc47d5

Hi,

This is to inform you that we do not provide unlock codes but there are certain websites which provide these codes. You can try them.

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i need the unlock code for my i930 i put my t-mobile chip in and it's askin for a code please get back 2 me

Well the easiest way is to call some one.
http://www.retrevo.com/support/Motorola-i776-Cell-Phones-manual/id/23135ci464/t/2/

As you have not mentioned which unlock code you need i am hereby specifying how to unlock various codes in the mobile phone.

NETWORK UNLOCK CODE:

You can unlock it by flashing your mobile if your mobile is a CDMA mobile...
The procedure for flashing your mobile is in the link below
http://hubpages.com/hub/How-to-Flash-your-cell-phone
It has an video explanation.


If your mobile is not an CDMA mobile , you can get the network unlock code(NUC) by just contacting the current network provider customer caredepartment.It is free of cost.

Therestrictioncodecan be got from your old service provider..This restriction code iskeptto prevent someone who stole themobile from using it withanotherprovider...

They will have a security check done with your date of birth etc..to verify whether you are the exact owner of the phone..

After that they will provide you the restriction code to unlock it and use it with another service provider..

It is all free of cost donot pay anyone for this seeing some advertisement over internet . That is all fake ads.

The above proceudre works and you can verify that by seeing the rating of an happy customer here..
http://www.fixya.com/support/t4035818-need_unlock_nokia5130c_2_use

PUK CODE:

PUK code can be given only by your service provider which is specific for each and every mobile number.
Contact your sim customer care department over phone. Its free of cost to get the pin or puk no. If you cant contact through your phone get some other phone and contact them.
Go to the nearest service outlet of your service provider they can also help you.
There is no other go than the above procedure only your service provider cangive it nobody else in this world nor any software.
Go to the below link and you can confirm that the above procedure works and there is a testimonial given by the customer too. http://www.fixya.com/support/t3582685-phome_lg_ke670_put_security_code_phone

PIN CODE:

HI If you are asking for pin contact your service provider , he will give you a default pin .

If you try pin more than few predefined no of times your phone will ask PUK code which can also be given only by your service provider which is specific for each and every mobile number . Do not try PUK(new pin code) code many times or else your sim will be blocked and you will need a new sim.

Contact your sim customer care department over phone. Its free of cost to get the pin or puk no.
Go to the nearest service outlet of your service provider they can also help you.
There is no other go than the above procedure only your service provider can give it nobody else in this world nor any software.

outside LCD is bad.

This is a facial expression used when texting.
Example: "we ran out of milk and now i cant have it with my cookies :-( ....Viewed sideways

This (your) expression shows a smiling face - so I wouldn't be too concerned.

Dear, go to messages select write new then select text messages then hold * key untill t9 off.

When you place a new or a existing SIM card from another phone provider into your mobile phone and it asks for a Security Code then :-
This phone is locked to the original mobile phone provider. You need to contact this mobile provider to ask for the unlock code (Security Code) for this phone. You need to provide proof of ownership etc and the phone's unique IMEI number which is located inside the phone under the battery. They use this number to generate the unlock code for your phone.
They should provide you with instructions on how to enter this code into the phone.
Once you unlock the phone, then you can insert a new SIM card in this phone or sign up with another phone provider using this phone.
You could ring the phone provider and ask for the unlock security code because you are going overseas and wish to use your phone with a prepaid SIM card from another country. This may be a free service.
The other way to get your phone unlock is to use a phone unlocking company on the Internet, they usually charge a couple of Dollars for their services. Use Google and search for "Security unlocking code” companies in your area.
You can also try this WEB site :-
http://www.mobileunlockguide.com/mobile-phone/
The IMEI number is unique the each mobile phone.
The number is printed on the label under the battery.
You can also get the IMEI number by entering this on your phone
*#06# It will then display your IMEI number and you may also get a unique global serial number. Your IMEI number should be 15 digits.

In the TOOLS menu, you WILL find an area which holds a tab to WIPE ALL in phone. You have to look all over for it.

Your phone is locked to a mobile phone provider. You need to contact this mobile provider to ask for the unlock code (security code) for your phone. You need to provide proof of ownership etc and the phone's unique IMEI number which is located inside the phone under the battery. They use this number to generate the unlock code for your phone.
They should provide you with instructions on how to enter this code into the phone.
Once you unlock the phone, then you can insert a new SIM card in the phone.

you do not have to unlock it, it will do yuo no good, you need to locate the boostmobile service books and install them for your internet and texting to work, google the word "BoostBerry" and you can pay like $12.00 for the download and it really works, my brother did it and it works just like nextel

sir first you will have to get your GPRS( internet ) settings from your service provider and then you can access and download stuff through your phone....let us know if you want to know more

you'll need to either update your firmware or have it taken into a boost mobile location.

HI

A restriction code is numeric code (password) that prevents a user from accessing certain technical settings of a phone. It is specifically designed to prevent a phone from being reprogrammed to work with a different carrier (service provider).

This is what is usually meant when a phone is referred to as "locked". There are also "unlocked" phones that can be reprogrammed to work with a different carrier.

The reason for this system is the way phones are often sold. Many phones are sold below cost, (at a loss to the carrier,) with the expectation that the money will be recouped in the cost of the monthly service plan. The up-front loss that is later recouped is called a Subsidy.

For this to work financially for the carrier, the user must not buy the phone and then use it with a different carrier. The MSL makes that nearly impossible.

Unlocked phones are ususally much more expensive than locked phones, because there is no subsidy to offset the cost.

You should ask the operator for the restriction code


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