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Dave_Gordon

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Registered: 24th Mar 02
Location: Golborne, Greater Manchester
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27th Jan 04 at 15:32

if anyone wants a copy GO TO THIS ADDRESS

http://www.unlockme.co.uk/dct4free.html

ALSO CONTAINS A GUIDE 15.02.04

Latest Nokia DCT4 solution Calculator
This works remotely without the need for cables etc, and will unlock your nokia phone for use on ANY network

This is 100% LEGAL

Double click the icon

Type in IMEI of Phone

choose network the phone is on Press calculate

The code is then generated, type that into the phone and its done!!

No counters: Unlike many on the market there is no counters on this bit of kit so your useage is limitless

Updated version with easy dropdown menus. Fully operational and easy to use for all the latest phones including the following Nokia:

3300,3510,3510i,3585,3590,3650,

5100,

6100,6220,6310,6310i,6340,6500,6510,6590,6610,6650,6800

7210,7250,7650

8310,8390,8910,8910i

[Edited on 17-02-2004 by Dave_Gordon]

broster

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Registered: 6th Dec 02
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27th Jan 04 at 15:45

U2U sent

Dave_Gordon

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Location: Golborne, Greater Manchester
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27th Jan 04 at 15:54

www.unlockme.co.uk/dct4free.html
for full guide

manchester-lad

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Registered: 17th Feb 03
Location: Middleton, Greater Manchester
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27th Jan 04 at 16:16

cool it works

chris_uk

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Registered: 8th Jul 03
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27th Jan 04 at 18:40

how do you find the IMEI number

Dave_Gordon

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Registered: 24th Mar 02
Location: Golborne, Greater Manchester
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27th Jan 04 at 18:46

back of ur phone m8 go to the above address,

behind battery

DanielJ

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Registered: 21st Nov 01
Location: gwent, south wales
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27th Jan 04 at 18:48

or press *#06#

Ian

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Registered: 28th Aug 99
Location: Liverpool
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27th Jan 04 at 18:59

Is this completely legal?

Demo

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Registered: 27th Sep 01
Location: south wales Drives: astra sri ecoflex
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27th Jan 04 at 19:03

yes. unlocking your handset is 100% legal

Stuckey

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Registered: 5th Jun 02
Location: Plumstead, Greater London
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9th Feb 04 at 13:31

yesh cool

Melville

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Registered: 4th Jun 03
Location: Newcastle upon Tyne
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9th Feb 04 at 13:48

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
Is this completely legal?

Matt H

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Registered: 11th Sep 01
Location: South Yorkshire
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9th Feb 04 at 23:52

defo not illegal

all it does is erase the software that the networks put on them to stop you using any network sim cards in them. it could affect your warranty on the phone but most repair centres dont check for this should your phone have to be repaired

Ian

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Registered: 28th Aug 99
Location: Liverpool
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9th Feb 04 at 23:59

Do you not enter a contract to tie yourself to a provider for a set length of time?

Mistamist

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Registered: 16th Jul 03
Location: Gillingham, Kent
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10th Feb 04 at 00:02

guess i better change my Sig now then.

Its legal, but be careful type in the wrong code and you have to flash your fone to get it unblocked.

Richie

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Registered: 3rd Dec 02
Location: Newport, Wales
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10th Feb 04 at 00:02

No you enter a contract for their service, not for the phone itself.

For example you can use the sim card in other phones which sends a different IMEI to the network, but it doesnt bother them.

I assure you its totally legal.

All it does is remove SIM restrictions on the phone. They can be turned back on easily.

Richie

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Registered: 3rd Dec 02
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10th Feb 04 at 00:04

quote:
Originally posted by mistdotcom
but be careful type in the wrong code and you have to flash your fone to get it unblocked.

Where on earth you get that from?

Yes if you try entering the master code incorrectly about 10 times it will probably block all SIM's, but if its entered incorrectly a few times all the phone does is restarts.

Munchie

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Registered: 17th Jul 01
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10th Feb 04 at 00:05

if u type the wrong code in 5 times.....then ull have to get it flashed

ive been using that software for nearly a year now

Ian

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Location: Liverpool
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10th Feb 04 at 00:09

quote:
Originally posted by AustinPXX
No you enter a contract for their service, not for the phone itself.

So who pays for the phone? I assume a provider wouldn't be too keen on subsidising a handset only for it to be disconnected from their network?

Matt H

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10th Feb 04 at 00:11

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
Do you not enter a contract to tie yourself to a provider for a set length of time?

if you you unlock the phone your not breaching the contract. you will still be paying the monthly charge to your service provider. written into your contract it states that the network can take back the phone should you not pay your bills, but this never happens as a 2nd hand phone is no use to them. if it was illegal then they could also take you to court should you damage the phone. thankfully this is not the case

(i work @ the link so i know this shit inside out)

Adam

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10th Feb 04 at 00:12

most mobile phones are a severl hundred pounds, the provider subisdises this greatly in return for you being in a contract with them for a set period

Munchie

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Registered: 17th Jul 01
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10th Feb 04 at 00:12

just unlock it u gays

dave17

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Registered: 3rd Sep 02
Location: Greater London
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10th Feb 04 at 00:13

the phone is your property to keep. this is obvious because when u cancel a contract, u keep the phone. it is not a loan. the phone couldn care less wot u do with the phone, as long as u use hte contract their happy!

oh and i got the software of the site thanx