[spodey]

i have a nokia 5110 phone which i bought in a boot sale and was told it was locked to orange network. the serial no is xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx could someone please give me the unlock code so i could use the phone on t mobile network thanking you in anticipation spodey

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[BlkBear]

i have a nokia 5110 phone which i bought in a boot sale and was told it was locked to orange network. the serial no is 44xxxxxxxxxxxx could someone please give me the unlock code so i could use the phone on t mobile network thanking you in anticipation spodey

Go to google and type in Unlock Nokia and pick one of the online nokia unlocking calculators. Here are just a couple I hits I got with using "Unlock Nokia"

http://unlock.nokiafree.org/

http://www.batchconverter.com/NokiaF...ad-15912.shtml <---- a downoadable Nokia Unlock calculator

http://www.oreillynet.com/onlamp/blo...kia_phone.html <----- talks about other links and using google to find Nokia Unlocking software and online links.

Also not a good idea to post your IMEI number on a public forum, especially if you live in Europe. Why? If I wanted to be a pain in the butt, and was the prankster type, I call the IMEI number as stolen and it would be blacklisted by pretty much all the cellular companies in Europe.

[spodey]

thank you for your help to the links to unlock my phone. i put the code into the phone and got a message saying the sim was not restricted. i refitted the sim and got the following message carta sim accettata do you have any further ideas. thanks again spodey

[Professor]

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[roberts1953]

I sure hope you are in Europe. The 5110 is an old nokia that only operates on GSM 900. If you are planning on using this phone in North America you are out of luck. Assuming you are in Europe, European GSM providers use 900 and 1800 bands. Tmobile Europe uses 1800 only in some countries. 900 only in others. In some countries it uses both. What countrie(s) will you be using the phone in? Here is a list of countries/companies/and frequencies used in Europe. http://travel-island.com/gsm.phone/3gsmphones.html. If it is 1800 only then it wont work. If it is both 900 and 1800 then you will have limited coverage. If it is 900 only then you will be fine.

If you got a message that the "phone is not SIM restricted", I bet that the phone is already unlocked. And the person you got it from may not have known the difference. The true test is to put in a friends SIM from someone other then "Orange" and see if it works. Also make sure they have GSM 900 coverage. If it works then the phone is unlocked. Then make sure the phone is compatable with where you need it.

[jakoavain]

I don't really understand what "carta sim accettata" means. Maybe you coud translate? Anyhow, old nokias sometimes start asking for the security code when they are not used for a while. You could try this, if that is the case:

http://nfader.z-host.ru/

[gvtravel]

What does it mean if your country and provider aren't listed? I have a 3310 and I last used it with a Tanzania - Vodaphone SIM. I noticed that Tanzania is listed, but Tritel is the only choice.

Does that mean that Vodaphone doesn't lock phones in Tanzania? Hope so, since I want to take it Chile in May and buy a SIM card there.

[bhuvana2010]

You can get the unlocking service from ****/nokia/nokia-5110.html .Here i found the unlocking service at free of cost.Through this you can unlock your mobile easily.

[mamatakeme]

Can such a topic be discussed here? Is it not related to copyright or intellectual property?