How to find network provider to unlocka a Nokia phone

Hi i bouth nokia 6822 on ebay but its restricted, locked for 02
network, but to unlock it i need to know the network that its been
locked to?? is that correct can anybody help me with that please

pete.

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Thus spaketh pete:
> Hi i bouth nokia 6822 on ebay but its restricted, locked for 02
> network, but to unlock it i need to know the network that its been
> locked to?? is that correct can anybody help me with that please
>
> pete.

Usually that is correct, as you say it's locked to O2, so you have your
answer, it's O2.


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{{{{{Welcome}}}}} wrote:
> Thus spaketh pete:
>> Hi i bouth nokia 6822 on ebay but its restricted, locked for 02
>> network, but to unlock it i need to know the network that its been
>> locked to?? is that correct can anybody help me with that please
>>
>> pete.
>
> Usually that is correct, as you say it's locked to O2, so you have your
> answer, it's O2.

LOL! What a PRICK...the OP, not you.
Tro

See www.trycktill.com - most Nokias can be unlocked for free.

You have 5 attempts only, so if you mess up, you'll probably need to
take it to a phone unlocking shop to be done via cable.

Regards

Simon Clark
Business Telecoms

"Tro.Jan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> {{{{{Welcome}}}}} wrote:
>> Thus spaketh pete:
>>> Hi i bouth nokia 6822 on ebay but its restricted, locked for 02
>>> network, but to unlock it i need to know the network that its been
>>> locked to?? is that correct can anybody help me with that please
>>>
>>> pete.
>>
>> Usually that is correct, as you say it's locked to O2, so you have your
>> answer, it's O2.
>
> LOL! What a PRICK...the OP, not you.
> Tro

He didnt say it was locked to O2, he said it was locked _for_ O2. That
seems pretty clear to me.

If you are just going to mock the guy for posting a perfectly clear message
in what does not appear to be his mother tongue then I am forced to ask
myself just who, exactly, is the prick in this thread...

"pete" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi i bouth nokia 6822 on ebay but its restricted, locked for 02
> network, but to unlock it i need to know the network that its been
> locked to?? is that correct can anybody help me with that please

Pete - if you post the 15 digit IMEI number of the handset then an unlock
code can be generated for it relatively easily.

The IMEI number will likely printed under the battery somewhere, or can
usually be displayed by entering *#06# on the handset.

"Dave C" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Richard Parkin wrote:
>> "pete" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>> Hi i bouth nokia 6822 on ebay but its restricted, locked for 02
>>> network, but to unlock it i need to know the network that its been
>>> locked to?? is that correct can anybody help me with that please
>>
>> Pete - if you post the 15 digit IMEI number of the handset then an unlock
>> code can be generated for it relatively easily.
>>
>> The IMEI number will likely printed under the battery somewhere, or can
>> usually be displayed by entering *#06# on the handset.
>
> 1. Posting an IMEI on an open newsgroup is asking for trouble.
> 2. The phone is a BB5 and can only be unlocked by the original network,
> hence the question.

My little generator app says it can do the 6682 based on the IMEI, and it
has never lied to me yet! Well, except for saying that it will run on
Windows 98...

Richard Parkin wrote:
> "pete" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> Hi i bouth nokia 6822 on ebay but its restricted, locked for 02
>> network, but to unlock it i need to know the network that its been
>> locked to?? is that correct can anybody help me with that please
>
> Pete - if you post the 15 digit IMEI number of the handset then an unlock
> code can be generated for it relatively easily.
>
> The IMEI number will likely printed under the battery somewhere, or can
> usually be displayed by entering *#06# on the handset.
>
>

1. Posting an IMEI on an open newsgroup is asking for trouble.
2. The phone is a BB5 and can only be unlocked by the original network,
hence the question.


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Dave C

On 10 Oct 2006 07:07:00 -0700, "pete" <[email protected]> wrote:

>Hi i bouth nokia 6822 on ebay but its restricted, locked for 02
>network, but to unlock it i need to know the network that its been
>locked to?? is that correct can anybody help me with that please
>
>pete.

I think the answer is contained in your question :-)
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Cheers

Peter

Please remove the invalid to reply

On Tue, 10 Oct 2006 15:45:40 +0100, "Richard Parkin" <[email protected]> wrote:

>
>"Tro.Jan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> {{{{{Welcome}}}}} wrote:
>>> Thus spaketh pete:
>>>> Hi i bouth nokia 6822 on ebay but its restricted, locked for 02
>>>> network, but to unlock it i need to know the network that its been
>>>> locked to?? is that correct can anybody help me with that please
>>>>
>>>> pete.
>>>
>>> Usually that is correct, as you say it's locked to O2, so you have your
>>> answer, it's O2.
>>
>> LOL! What a PRICK...the OP, not you.
>> Tro
>
>He didnt say it was locked to O2, he said it was locked _for_ O2. That
>seems pretty clear to me.

So if that is pretty clear to you, perhaps you could explain what you
think it means to the rest of us.

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Peter

Please remove the invalid to reply

"Peter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> So if that is pretty clear to you, perhaps you could explain what you
> think it means to the rest of us.


OK... for the hard of thinking;


He has a Phone

It is sim locked to a particular service provider

He would like it not to be

He thinks in order to have it unlocked he needs to know which service
provider it is locked to

He invites comment on his situation


Is that any clearer?

"pete" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi i bouth nokia 6822 on ebay but its restricted, locked for 02
> network, but to unlock it i need to know the network that its been
> locked to?? is that correct can anybody help me with that please


does it work with a O2 card?

Maybe the phone has been barred due to be reported stolen.. quite common if
you got one from ebay

On Tue, 10 Oct 2006 16:47:49 +0100, "Richard Parkin" <[email protected]> wrote:

>
>"Peter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>
>> So if that is pretty clear to you, perhaps you could explain what you
>> think it means to the rest of us.
>
>
>OK... for the hard of thinking;
>
OK, for the hard od reading
>
>He has a Phone
>
>It is sim locked to a particular service provider

He says it is locked to O2
>
>He would like it not to be
>
>He thinks in order to have it unlocked he needs to know which service
>provider it is locked to

He says it is locked to O2
>
>He invites comment on his situation
>
The comment was given that the answer he sought was contained in his
question
>
>Is that any clearer?
>
It is clear to me that you didn't read the op correctly
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Cheers

Peter

Please remove the invalid to reply

"Richard Parkin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Is that any clearer?

Nope!

Why did he mention o2?


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J B

Richard Parkin wrote:
> "Tro.Jan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> {{{{{Welcome}}}}} wrote:
>>> Thus spaketh pete:
>>>> Hi i bouth nokia 6822 on ebay but its restricted, locked for 02
>>>> network, but to unlock it i need to know the network that its been
>>>> locked to?? is that correct can anybody help me with that please
>>>>
>>>> pete.
>>> Usually that is correct, as you say it's locked to O2, so you have your
>>> answer, it's O2.
>> LOL! What a PRICK...the OP, not you.
>> Tro
>
> He didnt say it was locked to O2, he said it was locked _for_ O2. That
> seems pretty clear to me.
>
> If you are just going to mock the guy for posting a perfectly clear message
> in what does not appear to be his mother tongue then I am forced to ask
> myself just who, exactly, is the prick in this thread...

You?