Unlocking

Pisidan, can you post the file, zipped or otherwise, as this binary you
have posted is a bit of a fiddle to recompile (unless you could tell me
how to do it!). Thanks.


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I have just ordered a 6600 it should be with me Monday or Tuesday, and I
want to unlock it.

I have found loads of people that will do it even some that will do it for
free.

But the all ask for my IMEI number? Is there not a security risk releasing
this number?

As in people using the number to reprogram their stolen phone and being able
to unlock it?

I have never actually seen this done but have heard that people can change
the numbers. Just make sure you use somebody that's been around for a while.
We are offering certain models to be unlocked free for a limited period @
www.gmobile.co.uk >>

"Mark Saunders" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> I have just ordered a 6600 it should be with me Monday or Tuesday, and I
> want to unlock it.
>
> I have found loads of people that will do it even some that will do it for
> free.
>
> But the all ask for my IMEI number? Is there not a security risk
releasing
> this number?
>
> As in people using the number to reprogram their stolen phone and being
able
> to unlock it?
>
>
>

Mark Saunders wrote:
> I have just ordered a 6600 it should be with me Monday or Tuesday,
> and I want to unlock it.
>
> I have found loads of people that will do it even some that will do
> it for free.
>
> But the all ask for my IMEI number? Is there not a security risk
> releasing this number?
>
> As in people using the number to reprogram their stolen phone and
> being able to unlock it?

go here download the software and do it yourself FREE

http://www.unlocksmith.co.uk




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Why not just unlock your 6600 yourself then! I did and it only took about 10
mins and that included finding the web page, downloading the software and
reading through the instruction! So if I give you a link to the instructions
page and software link it should be unlocked in a jiffy!

Right then, the software can be found at;
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/danluik...m_DCT4_1.4.zip
How to use the software can be found at;
http://www.unlockme.co.uk/dct4free.html

**** IMPORTANT - As you're unlocking a 6600, select Lock Type in the
software to 5 ****

If you have any other questions, drop me a line
[email protected] ! Clearly REMOVETHIS before mailing!

> I have just ordered a 6600 it should be with me Monday or Tuesday, and I
> want to unlock it.
>
> I have found loads of people that will do it even some that will do it for
> free.
>
> But the all ask for my IMEI number? Is there not a security risk
releasing
> this number?
>
> As in people using the number to reprogram their stolen phone and being
able
> to unlock it?
>
>
>

"Mark Saunders" <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

<snip>
> But the all ask for my IMEI number?
Both the IMEI number and operator code are required to generate the unlock
code.

>Is there not a security risk releasing this number?

In the UK there is a huge risk to you since they could be bastards and
report your phone stolen which would put your IMEI on the national black-
list. You really should just unlock it yourself; see
http://www.unlockme.co.uk/ or http://www.unlocksmith.com/

I use John Rymer of Unlocking Ireland on www.unlockingireland.com He is
completely trustworthy and offers a rapid service. I have sent him
phones like the Nokia 9210 to unlock so he has had his hands on some
expensive phones for me.

I have no connection with him whatsoever, other than being a very
satisfied customer.

CHRIS



In message <[email protected]>, Mark
Saunders <[email protected]> writes
>I have just ordered a 6600 it should be with me Monday or Tuesday, and I
>want to unlock it.
>
>I have found loads of people that will do it even some that will do it for
>free.
>
>But the all ask for my IMEI number? Is there not a security risk releasing
>this number?
>
>As in people using the number to reprogram their stolen phone and being able
>to unlock it?

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Just by knowing the IMEI number doesnt pose a major security risk.
For reporting a phone as stolen you dont just need the IMEI number but
additional info which isnt avaiable to unlockers.....

"Mark Saunders" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> I have just ordered a 6600 it should be with me Monday or Tuesday, and I
> want to unlock it.
>
> I have found loads of people that will do it even some that will do it for
> free.
>
> But the all ask for my IMEI number? Is there not a security risk
releasing
> this number?
>
> As in people using the number to reprogram their stolen phone and being
able
> to unlock it?
>
>
>