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"Restriction code" for a mobile phone
Unclepetey
Posts: 55 Forumite
in Mobiles
I changed my mobile phone contract about 6 months ago from a T-Mobile monthly contract to a Vodafone one.
I got a new handset with my Vodafone contract but kept the (Nokia 6300) handset from when I was with T-Mobile.
I need to get my Vodafone handset repaired and was wondering if I could use my old Nokia with my Vodafone sim card. But when I charge the battery and turn it on I get a message saying my phone's use is restricted. It then asks me to enter a restriction code.
Does anyone know what this is and how I get it? I assume T-Mobile will be able to give it to me if I ask for it?
Thanks
I got a new handset with my Vodafone contract but kept the (Nokia 6300) handset from when I was with T-Mobile.
I need to get my Vodafone handset repaired and was wondering if I could use my old Nokia with my Vodafone sim card. But when I charge the battery and turn it on I get a message saying my phone's use is restricted. It then asks me to enter a restriction code.
Does anyone know what this is and how I get it? I assume T-Mobile will be able to give it to me if I ask for it?
Thanks
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They might sell it to you.Are you for real? - Glass Half Empty??
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Ok, thanks.
In that case, is there a way of me unlocking for free?0 -
Ask them in the Mobile Phone part of the board. They should be able to help you out.Unclepetey wrote: »Ok, thanks.
In that case, is there a way of me unlocking for free?
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If not, the Nokia 6300 can easily be unlocked by your local market phone stall, or independent phone shop, probably for about a fiver.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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