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Niladru

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#41772 23-Sep-2009 09:33
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Hi people wondering out there if anyone knows how to unlock a Samsung M510 as i have entered the pin i gave it and it still wont unlock...have google searched high and low have yet to find a solution, have only just purchased ph and its a bit of a bummer i cant use it...any information on how to unlock my ph will be greatly appreciated. ThanksFrown

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Niladru

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  #257730 23-Sep-2009 09:54
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Forgot to mention phone is on the CDMA network prepaid.



Tunk
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  #257737 23-Sep-2009 10:20
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Pin defaults are usually 0000, 1234, 9999 or the last four numbers of your phone #.

You can also access a settings menu via ##3282# on this model to retrieve the pin if I remember right but don't quote me on that.

Unless you are looking for a network unlock code, in that case ask Telecom nicely or pay for one online.

Niladru

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  #257743 23-Sep-2009 10:28
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hey thanks for that mate very much appreciated, its looking like that we will need to pay for some sort of code to have it unlocked, have tried everything there is so far.



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  #257757 23-Sep-2009 11:03
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bring your phone into a telecom store : often enough it can be removed

Niladru

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  #257775 23-Sep-2009 12:06
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actually did try taking into the telecom retail store and they couldnt really help me there....

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  #257802 23-Sep-2009 13:16
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Head into a Telecom store and it can be sent away to be unlocked, $30 from last memory.

Before you do, try the last 4 digits of your mobile number which is the default.

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  #257872 23-Sep-2009 16:26
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yeah but if you can get into it and with most samsungs you can you just re-program it with a different number and that changes ur code. . i cant give you the reprograming codes...

 
 
 

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  #257952 23-Sep-2009 22:55
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It doesn't matter if you have the programming codes... Samsungs don't let you enter the last required digit to get into the programming if it's locked, even the hard reset code can't be entered.

As mentioned before it looks like $30 and a trip to a Telecom store

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