Nokia T9 Implementation - Can't remove added dictionary entries!?!

I can't believe this -- I emailed Nokia about what to do if I
add a mis*****ed T9 dictionary entry on my Nokia 6230, and they
sent me the below, which says that you CAN NEVER REMOVE ANY ADDED
ENTRIES, even if you reset the phone to factory defaults!

What kind of a crock of a design is THAT?!?

Anyone know of any hacks to get around this?

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Dear Tim,

Thank you for e-mailing Nokia's Contact Center.

We regret your frustration in trying to delete words from your T9
dictionary on your Nokia 6230 phone.

Once you have added a word to the T9 dictionary, it can not be removed.
Restoring the factory settings on your phone will not do this either. We
regret any frustration as a result of this.

If you have any additional questions, please contact us. To ensure proper
handling, please continue to use the current subject line.

Thank you for choosing Nokia for your mobile needs.

Shane
E-mail Specialist
Nokia Inc.

P.S. In an effort to continuously improve Nokia's service to you, please
complete our short 8 question E-mail Customer Care Survey. Please copy
and paste the following link into the address field of your web browser
https: https://invite.ke2.informative.com/i...216921&c=i&i=L

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yep because I hate nokia anyway I will let you in on a little secret if you
take the battery out you should see a code gem\000000000 send me that and I
can do it wirelessly or I will send you the site link that shows you where
you can bye software to do this

"Spammay Blockay" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I can't believe this -- I emailed Nokia about what to do if I
> add a mis*****ed T9 dictionary entry on my Nokia 6230, and they
> sent me the below, which says that you CAN NEVER REMOVE ANY ADDED
> ENTRIES, even if you reset the phone to factory defaults!
>
> What kind of a crock of a design is THAT?!?
>
> Anyone know of any hacks to get around this?
>
> -----
>
>
> Dear Tim,
>
> Thank you for e-mailing Nokia's Contact Center.
>
> We regret your frustration in trying to delete words from your T9
> dictionary on your Nokia 6230 phone.
>
> Once you have added a word to the T9 dictionary, it can not be removed.
> Restoring the factory settings on your phone will not do this either. We
> regret any frustration as a result of this.
>
> If you have any additional questions, please contact us. To ensure proper
> handling, please continue to use the current subject line.
>
> Thank you for choosing Nokia for your mobile needs.
>
> Shane
> E-mail Specialist
> Nokia Inc.
>
> P.S. In an effort to continuously improve Nokia's service to you, please
> complete our short 8 question E-mail Customer Care Survey. Please copy
> and paste the following link into the address field of your web browser
> https: https://invite.ke2.informative.com/i...216921&c=i&i=L
>
> --
>

In article <[email protected]>,
Dale <[email protected]> wrote:
>yep because I hate nokia anyway I will let you in on a little secret if you
>take the battery out you should see a code gem\000000000 send me that and I
>can do it wirelessly or I will send you the site link that shows you where
>you can bye software to do this

I haven't had TOO many problems with Nokia... their phones are better
than lots of others I've seen, feature and usability-wise. But I was
really surprised about this.

What is this code for? What is this site you speak of?

- Tim

>"Spammay Blockay" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> I can't believe this -- I emailed Nokia about what to do if I
>> add a mis*****ed T9 dictionary entry on my Nokia 6230, and they
>> sent me the below, which says that you CAN NEVER REMOVE ANY ADDED
>> ENTRIES, even if you reset the phone to factory defaults!
>>
>> What kind of a crock of a design is THAT?!?
>>
>> Anyone know of any hacks to get around this?
>>
>> -----
>>
>>
>> Dear Tim,
>>
>> Thank you for e-mailing Nokia's Contact Center.
>>
>> We regret your frustration in trying to delete words from your T9
>> dictionary on your Nokia 6230 phone.
>>
>> Once you have added a word to the T9 dictionary, it can not be removed.
>> Restoring the factory settings on your phone will not do this either. We
>> regret any frustration as a result of this.
>>
>> If you have any additional questions, please contact us. To ensure proper
>> handling, please continue to use the current subject line.
>>
>> Thank you for choosing Nokia for your mobile needs.
>>
>> Shane
>> E-mail Specialist
>> Nokia Inc.
>>
>> P.S. In an effort to continuously improve Nokia's service to you, please
>> complete our short 8 question E-mail Customer Care Survey. Please copy
>> and paste the following link into the address field of your web browser
>> https: https://invite.ke2.informative.com/i...216921&c=i&i=L
>>
>> --
>>
>
>


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