Unlocking a mobile phone
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Unlocking a mobile phone
I have been given a little used Nokia 6300 phone locked to Orange.
Have looked on the web but this model does seem a bit difficult to unlock
Any advice re unlocking? I have a monthly contract with O2 and Orange reception is not brilliant in this area
It is legal to unlock a phone see this link: http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/phones ... bile-phone
Thanks all
Have looked on the web but this model does seem a bit difficult to unlock
Any advice re unlocking? I have a monthly contract with O2 and Orange reception is not brilliant in this area
It is legal to unlock a phone see this link: http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/phones ... bile-phone
Thanks all
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I've never come across this before with Nokia's (although it doesn't suprise me with Orange )millerman wrote:Thanks for replies, took phone to local shop, said that there was software built in that only orange can unlock
Have you tried ringing Orange customer services (that statement in itself is quite funny) and asking them for the code?
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A quick search on ebay reveals this and many like it....
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NOKIA-6300-6500-C ... 19b8adb954
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NOKIA-6300-6500-C ... 19b8adb954
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This site has quite a few unlocking codes:
http://www.trycktill.com/eng/unlock_swe.asp
Doesn't have 6300 but has 6310 which might work. You'll need to scroll down & click the appropriate flag to get the right language
http://www.trycktill.com/eng/unlock_swe.asp
Doesn't have 6300 but has 6310 which might work. You'll need to scroll down & click the appropriate flag to get the right language
Re: Unlocking a mobile phone
Unlocking phones are legal now.You can unlock your phone easily from Orange Network using unlock code.Unlock code is the best and safest way to unlock phone.You can get the unlock code for your phone from Mobile-Unlocker.com here you need to specify your country,IMEI number of your phone.then they deliver unlock code to you through mail with unlocking instructions.millerman wrote:I have been given a little used Nokia 6300 phone locked to Orange.
Have looked on the web but this model does seem a bit difficult to unlock
Any advice re unlocking? I have a monthly contract with O2 and Orange reception is not brilliant in this area
It is legal to unlock a phone see this link: http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/phones ... bile-phone
Thanks all
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Re: Unlocking a mobile phone
Given the change in public attitudes toward this practice I would even suggest taking it to an Orange store and asking them to unlock it. I've heard a few stories of people doing the same with other operators and them doing it Free Of Charge as a goodwill gesture.
The days or locking down and even 'branding' phones are long gone now - or at least should be! I remember unlocking my 3310 some years ago and being amazed at the amount of menus Orange simply 'turned off' for no good reason.
The days or locking down and even 'branding' phones are long gone now - or at least should be! I remember unlocking my 3310 some years ago and being amazed at the amount of menus Orange simply 'turned off' for no good reason.
What would Macgyver do..?