Unlock my RAZR V3M

I have a RAZR V3M. There is no Sprint service where I live. I need to be
able to use the phone with my local cdma service provider. I am told I
need the program lock code from Sprint. How do I get this code? Hope
someone has a suggestion. Thanks, Bob

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On Tue, 27 Mar 2007 20:22:38 GMT, [email protected] (Robert Peters)
wrote:

>I have a RAZR V3M. There is no Sprint service where I live. I need to be
>able to use the phone with my local cdma service provider. I am told I
>need the program lock code from Sprint. How do I get this code? Hope
>someone has a suggestion. Thanks, Bob

You don't. Sprint won't release it.

Robert Peters wrote:
> I have a RAZR V3M. There is no Sprint service where I live. I need to be
> able to use the phone with my local cdma service provider. I am told I
> need the program lock code from Sprint. How do I get this code? Hope
> someone has a suggestion. Thanks, Bob

Your best bet is to sell the phone to someone who does live in a
SprintPCS covered area.(maybe on ebay) Then use the money to buy a
phone from your local cdma provider.

On Mar 28, 4:10 am, "dafydd" <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Mar 27, 3:22 pm, [email protected] (Robert Peters) wrote:
>
> > I have a RAZR V3M. There is no Sprint service where I live. I need to be
> > able to use the phone with my local cdma service provider. I am told I
> > need the program lock code from Sprint. How do I get this code? Hope
> > someone has a suggestion. Thanks, Bob
>
> the only code i am aware of, that might be what you are talking about
> is the MSL.
> you can call into custome care, and tell them you want to 'program'
> your phone.
> go through the motions with them over the phone, and write down the 6
> digit code they
> give to you during programming. They probably will not refer to it as
> the MSL, but it is the only 6 digit code
> that will be given out during the process. This is of course
> dependant on you actually
> having a Sprint account, that this phone is active on. If you do not,
> then what has been
> said by others, about the code not being released is true.


And even if you do get the MSL and find a carrier that will activate
that particular ESN (given that it's not their phone), about all
that'll work reliably is making phone calls, if that. I would not
expect data functions to work properly, if at all.