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Sir my samsung u700 phone. Its showing a call

Sir my samsung u700 phone. Its showing a call symbol crossed by a red slash i am not able to call or receive.. what is the solution?

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Samsung u700 phone lock

Try this:

use v804 cable
set unlock



Phone Model: U700
Revision: U700AEGF1
IMEI: 355262011656698

Phone lock password: 00000000
SIM lock password: 0000

Connected to server

Unlock codes:
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UNLOCK NETWORK LOCK: #7465625*638*778854298#

Enter codes WITHOUT simcard inside the phone.
You can check the current lock status using this code: *#7465625#

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