Free Unlock codes for Nokia Phones 6 (U.K. Networks Only)

Slash_2

Hi guys I really need your help I bought 2 nokia 6300 on o2 and it is blocked only to o2. It asks for the code. Please help

1)353933012023375
2)353933012028184

Help!!!

JAYMARSH2005

Slash wrote: »

Hi guys I really need your help I bought 2 nokia 6300 on o2 and it is blocked only to o2. It asks for the code. Please help

1)353933012023375
2)353933012028184

Help!!!

There is no way of unlocking these phones by free code as they are BB5 phones, you will have to contact O2 for a code and they will charge upto £30 for it.

Slash_2

I have contacted them, but they did not give me. What shall I say to them? That I will pay?

JAYMARSH2005

Just say to them that you want to use your phone on another network and can you give me the unlocking codes for the phones, they will ask you for around £30 per phone, you have a right to ask for these codes so they cant disagree with you.

Slash_2

I have just called them again and they told that I have to use it for one year! And after that they can give me the code. That is messed up!!!! Please help!

JAYMARSH2005

Is it a contract phone or pay as you go ?

Slash_2

Pay as you go

JAYMARSH2005

Slash wrote: »

Pay as you go

They have to give you the code then as the phone is owned by you, the rules for a contract phone are as follows- If you obtained your phone on a contract, you should consider that the phone remains the property of the network until you have completed your 12 month contract. Unlocking your Nokia phone while under contract may be a breach of your contract. You may wish to check with your contract supplier to see if unlocking is prohibited.

I would ring up and tell them you wish to complain.

Slash_2

Is there are any other ways?

JAYMARSH2005

There are no other ways to unlock them, not even by cable, It is your right to choose which network you wish to use so they are breaking a law and tell them you will complain. Here is a list of companies you can complain to. I would call them again first though and just make sure they know its a pay as you go phone and not a contract one. Stand firm and say you will report them if they dont.

Heres the info for complaints

OFCOM


Contact Centre
Riverside House
2A Southwark Bridge Road
London SE1 9HA
Enquiry line tel: 0845 456 3000 or 020 7981 3040
Enquiry line fax: 0845 456 3333 or 020 7981 3334
Switchboard: 020 7981 3000 or textphone 020 7981 3043
Fax 020 7981 3333
E-mail: contact@ofcom.org.uk
website: https://www.ofcom.org.uk



OFCOM is the telecommunications watchdog in the UK. Ofcom do not investigate individual complaints against phone service providers, although they log every complaint about a company. If one particular company seems to be causing concern for consumers, they may consider investigating them.



OTELO


PO Box 730
Warrington
WA4 6WU
Tel: 08450 501614
Textphone: 18001 08450 511513 or 18001 01925 430886
Fax: 08450 501615 or 01925 430059
E-mail: enquiries@otelo.org.uk
Website: https://www.otelo.org.uk



OTELO (the office of the Telecommunications Ombudsman) may be able to help you with a complaint about a phone company if the company is a member of OTELO. You must have first used the company’s own complaints procedure.



CISAS


C/o Chartered Institute of Arbitrators
13 Bloomsbury Square
London
WC1A 2LP
Switchboard tel: 020 7421 7444
Disputes about Mobile Phones or Internet Service Providers tel: 020 7421 7432
General fax: 020 7404 4023
E-mail: info@arbitrators.org
Website: https://www.arbitrators.org



CISAS (Communications and Internet Services Adjudication Scheme) may be able to help you with a complaint about a phone company, if the company is a member of the CISAS scheme. You must have used the phone company's own complaints procedure first.



ICSTIS


ICTSIS Ltd
Clove Building
4 Maguire Street
London
SE1 2NQ
Tel: 0800 500212 (8am to 8pm Monday to Friday)
Fax: 020 7940 7456
Website: https://www.icstis.org.uk



The Independent Committee for the Supervision of Standards of Telephone Information Services (ICSTIS) is the premium rate services watchdog. ICSTIS have a number checking facility on their website which allows you to find more information about premium rate numbers that appear on your telephone bill. They can also give you advice about what to do next.