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Can some one please tell me how I can unlock my T-Mobile MDA Compact?
The site imei-check.co.uk says that it will
:arrow: Cost £20
:arrow: Take upto 48h
:arrow: AND they require photo ID
So basicaly my driving licence with my address on it.
not something I am willing to send to some unknown people.
I have used the utility I got from the site, to get the unlocking information.
it looks encrypted - does anyone know how to extract the unlocking code from it?
Thanks in advance!
I'd be very wary of giving people my full address, as well as my credit card details... especially when their website uses BLINK tags. Avoid.
Hello!
They are reliable. It´s a seious company! They have alot of happy customers.
Björn
That may be so, but I still do not want to send anybody a scan of my driving licence.
and, I am sure a free solution must exist!
I am quite surprised that no one has posted it. (or am I looking in the wrong places?)
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and, I am sure a free solution must exist!
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Free soultion would be contacting your vendor (o2, t-mobile, ...), from where you get your phone and ask them after the unlocking code....
Stefan
I got the unit second hand, and anyway the "vendor" in UK charges customers for unlock code.
There are plenty of FREE solutions available, however, they do not seem to work on my model
I'm from Poland, and I can't register @ PayPal... what should I do?
This is why I Like forums
You beg for help, some people say they have the same problem, others advise you to do what you do not want to do, and then the thread dies... without the solution :?
if its a second hand device and you dont have paypal find a friend that has and see if they can help, if you are unwllling to send photo id's they just go to your carrier and wait on them to get back to you with the details..... it doesnt get any simplier than that
I did not by the phone from a person I know personally.
If I were to do so, I would request that hypothetical person to get the unlocking code from T-mobile. Alas, that was not the case, and I am stuck with a phone that I cannot use.
I know that a software solution is available, I have seen it working, the most difficult part of the procedure is over, all that is left, is to decrypt the file produced by HTC PocketPC Phone Edition simlock remote unlocker. (probably with the password “we_took_you_for_the_ride_ha_ha”) and unlocking code gets calculated.
So once again, the software solution IS available.
Why must I search for friends willing to expose their ID’s on my behalf?
I have nothing to hide, in fact, I run a business, and my name can be checked on the http://www.companieshouse.gov.uk/ but I do not send copies of my documents to people who, as the Chinese gentlemen rightfully points out, use BLINKing text on their webpage
AND whose “business” address is
50 Belmont Street
Kilsyth
Glasgow
G65 9UP
Just see this map
Hi there,
I'm the Director of the IMEI-CHECK (brand of MIGsofT LTD UK --check us with company house too please), and we ask for the ID JUST to check that you are the real OWNER of the paypal account. Buying via paypal, we already have you details (NAME + ADDRESS) and the ID it will JUST confirm IT, THAT'S all.
Also MIGsofT Ltd signed the DATA PROTECTION ACT (please feel free in checking that too) so all your data are safe with us, and the address you posted is the correct one (please feel free to mail us some nice post cards, and if you want to visit our office please make an appointment first!).
We had to introduce this protection to avoid people buying with hijacked accounts, because two weeks ago we caught one of the big scammers/phishers and now police is investigating this and paypal and eBay need (a much to long) time to investigate.
So to protect ourselves we had to install this extra protection.
The seller is not getting any money if was used by hijacked paypal accounts. Even worse we have to pay GBP7 / reversed transaction...
To keep this service online we request something which proves identity of the paypal account holder. So the hijacker (which sold for 15GBP on eBay) will not have a chance anymore. We have to continue until police arrested this guy (full address and name are known)
Also the blinking text is really needed since 99% of customers will not read what not blink (we tried with red and bold and nobody read it so we had to do something)
what about users, that can't register to PayPal?
noone will help me
In the end, I paid £30 to a friend of mine who does unlocking as hobby.
I sent him the file produced by the HTC unlocking application, and he texted me the unlocking code. 8)
I am now a happy owner of a MDA compact; everything works the way I want, except voice dialling. :shock: But that is another issue altogether.
P.S. to the director of the IMEI unlocking company:
The address looks like residential to me…
voshkin said:
In the end, I paid £30 to a friend of mine who does unlocking as hobby.
I sent him the file produced by the HTC unlocking application, and he texted me the unlocking code. 8)
I am now a happy owner of a MDA compact; everything works the way I want, except voice dialling. :shock: But that is another issue altogether.
P.S. to the director of the IMEI unlocking company:
The address looks like residential to me…
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would he be able to unlock my MDA?
yes, but how will you give him £30?
voshkin said:
yes, but how will you give him £30?
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money transfer?
bank account?
Hallo
I want to unlock my mda compact
Has anyone experience with that issue.
On Internet I found these sites, which offer a simlock remove service by
generating a code.
What I am interested in, are this trustworthy services, because the payment of most of them is with credit card, and some of them wants to sent them a photographic id (like driver license, ..)
http://www.unlockthatmobile.com
http://www.unlockitnow.com/
http://www.imei-check.co.uk/
salewholesale
http://cgi.ebay.at/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=9393&item=6411078636&rd=1
salosakramtrade
http://cgi.ebay.at/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=43312&item=5786414473&rd
Or does anyone know a method to unlock mda compact (magician) for free ?
thanks
Peter
Most people have been using: http://www.imei-check.co.uk/
Thanks
Have anyone else expierence with one of the services ?
Perhaps everyone could post its experience on simlock remove services.
Perhaps with infos on
How long did you wait until you got the code ?
How complicated ?
What about payment.
Do you know any other service
I used this site http://www.imei-check.co.uk/
My phone arrived today, locked to T-Mobile.
I used http://www.imei-check.co.uk/ and within a few minutes I had the unlock code and it worked first time. Perfect.
Hallo
I tried this service imei-check too some weeks ago
I went to paypal sent them my money by credit card.
After one hour I got a mail to sent them a photoid
At that moment there was nothing on imei-check homepage like today, no red blinking info to sent them a copy of your driver license.
I don't like to sent such a document, because I don't know what they do with that and perhaps they also get the credit card info from paypal.
After some mails, imei-check told me they need this info because of frauds, that useed faked paypal account. I asked for other payment options.
Finally they chanceled the paypal and I got my money back.
Have you had to sent them such a photo id.
You wrote you got it in few minutes
What you have done to get this so fast.
At the homepage they wrote it coult last 48h
Thanks for your reply
Peter
I made payment, scanned in a copy of my passport and emailed it to them. Within 1 min I had a mail back with my details.
I also used the imei-check service. I was pretty drunk,
and had troubles to make a decent pic of any document.
I payed with paypal, and minutes later I had the software,
and unlocked my MDA Compact... They had my money, I had my
MDA unlocked, so that must be enough I think. Great service...
Freakydile
i haven't looked, but i think with the magician, the locking mechanism works the same way is it did for the xda2, just a different at%security string.
some one needs to have a look at the radio rom, and figure it out.
willem
HIE GUYS AV JUST COME ACROSS THIS INTERESTING PIECE OF SOFTWARE WELL ITS NOT REALLY SOFTWARE BUT RATHER IT RUNS VIA THE MOBILE PHONE BROWSER I JUST WENT TO http://mjoy.com ON MY COMPUTER AND I PUT MY PHONE NUMBER AND GOT A LINK TO MY UK MOBILE NUMBER INSTANTLY AND AFTER PLAYING AROUND WITH IT MANAGED TO TEXT FOR FREE TO MOBILE NUMBERS HERE IN THE UK AS WELL AS TEXTING MY GIRL FRIEND IN AFRICA ON SAFARI SO IT APPEARES TO WORK AND CREDIT GOES TO fbifbi .so i just thought i would share this with you guys and as always try this at your own risk and i am not afiliated in any way whatsoever with the company but just thought i would share this i got this from the post below over at the development and hacking forum and if any of you guys know of such similar services please share because international texting is very expensive from the UK thanks
Hey Rhapsody,
Your software is great, been using it for a while now
Anyway, I wanted to interest you with a free (based on ads) sending SMS service. It's really good, works worldwide, and has a daily limit of 100msges if I remember well.
Maybe the support could be added to your app?
http://mjoy.com
Regards
efbiaye
so i just thought i would share this with you guys and as always try this at your own risk and i am not afiliated in any way whatsoever with the company above
is this for real or an advert?
it works awesome!thanks
This is pretty cool. Does any one know of any software that will do the same.
Yes, looks nice, but you really have to ask yourself what's the privacy and advertising policy of mjoy. I'm especially worried about possible SMS spam coming to me and my friends from mjoy or it's affiliates. I've been reading their Terms of usage and here's an interesting paragraph:
"mjoy may use information in your profile without identifying you as an individual to third parties. We do this for purposes such as aggregating how many people in a network like specific offerings, events, cultural offers, such as music, games, movies, etc. and personalizing advertisements and promotions so that we can provide you mjoy. We do our best to offer you a service that is suited to your needs. As advertising is an integral part of our funding and of our allowing you to use our Site and Services, we try to keep the advertising presented to you as close to your presumed interests as possible. If you state your consumer or other preferences explicitly within your profile, we have a much better chance to provide you the information that has a maximum of relevance for you. We do not hand out details about you individually to anyone, however.
We may use information about you that we collect from other sources, including but not limited to newspapers and Internet sources such as blogs, instant messaging services, mjoy Platform developers and other users of mjoy, to supplement your profile. We will allow you to specify that you don't want this to be done or to take other actions that limit the connection of this information to your profile."
Not again...
This entire thread should be removed ASAP, or quite a few people will be changing their numbers sometime soon...
WHAT????
projection said:
not again...
This entire thread should be removed asap, or quite a few people will be changing their numbers sometime soon...
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can you be specific what exactly do you mean ?
projection said:
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This entire thread should be removed ASAP, or quite a few people will be changing their numbers sometime soon...
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Yes what do you mean?
Why?
pureheart said:
Yes what do you mean?
Why?
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Cuz your number just got spammed !
I've used it 2 or 3 times but haven't received one spam sms.
The only thing that sucks is the limitation of the Message because in each sms there is a link to the Message on the HP where you can read the full massage. Only the beginning of the message is in the sms.
Anybody had a phone bill after using this sort of service?
I wouldn't be surprised if this sort of scheme means that certain messages end up costing money, in the same way that premium pay-per-message services already exist in other ways.
SiliconS said:
Anybody had a phone bill after using this sort of service?
I wouldn't be surprised if this sort of scheme means that certain messages end up costing money, in the same way that premium pay-per-message services already exist in other ways.
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It is not possible what you are saying because you don't have any software installed in the phone to send the message it is a WEB site...
pureheart said:
It is not possible what you are saying because you don't have any software installed in the phone to send the message it is a WEB site...
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Here in the UK, we have premium-rate SMS services. To sign up, you send an SMS to a specific number and after that they send you the information you've requested via SMS. Each SMS they send costs you money.
To enable such a service requires no special software. All you need to do is give the provider permission to send you these expensive SMS messages by giving them an SMS with your number in.
So, I can imagine the scenario with mjoy: you type your mobile number into the mjoy website to register for some sort of 'free' service but without realising you also accept that they will charge you for certain other services. These charges will appear in your mobile phone bill along with your other network costs, just like the premium SMS service I described above.
I don't know how likely this is, nor what service mjoy is offering. I haven't visited their site, so apologies if I've got the whole thing wrong.
But you get nothing for free in this world and companies like mjoy will exist to get revenue from subscribers, either by directly charging for the service or by selling space to advertisers.
Perhaps the only advertising is on their website as you visit to collect a message and it will cost you nothing directly. But it would be somewhat naive to assume this without checking, especially since a mechanism already exists for providers of premium-rate services to charge subscribers through the operator's normal billing systems.
SiliconS said:
Here in the UK, we have premium-rate SMS services. To sign up, you send an SMS to a specific number and after that they send you the information you've requested via SMS. Each SMS they send costs you money.
To enable such a service requires no special software. All you need to do is give the provider permission to send you these expensive SMS messages by giving them an SMS with your number in.
So, I can imagine the scenario with mjoy: you type your mobile number into the mjoy website to register for some sort of 'free' service but without realising you also accept that they will charge you for certain other services. These charges will appear in your mobile phone bill along with your other network costs, just like the premium SMS service I described above.
I don't know how likely this is, nor what service mjoy is offering. I haven't visited their site, so apologies if I've got the whole thing wrong.
But you get nothing for free in this world and companies like mjoy will exist to get revenue from subscribers, either by directly charging for the service or by selling space to advertisers.
Perhaps the only advertising is on their website as you visit to collect a message and it will cost you nothing directly. But it would be somewhat naive to assume this without checking, especially since a mechanism already exists for providers of premium-rate services to charge subscribers through the operator's normal billing systems.
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Well you are not subscribing to any service when you register, there is advertising on their web site and you can do a simple search in Google to see that no one else had problem with this service...next time research more
http://www.news24.com/News24/Technology/News/0,,2-13-1443_2421931,00.html
pureheart said:
Well you are not subscribing to any service when you register, there is advertising on their web site and you can do a simple search in Google to see that no one else had problem with this service...next time research more
http://www.news24.com/News24/Technology/News/0,,2-13-1443_2421931,00.html
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I hope you're right. Good luck.
So, how is this free SMS if the other end has to log online to see the entire message???
I can as well send an email over GPRS to someone, and if they have internet they can just check their email. Wow, free text!
/facepalm
Exactly this type of service just cost me Mrs £6, re received a text message asking her to reply to receive the message upon her reply she received 2 new text messages saying they had cost £3 each.
Not had a bill yet but expecting a nasty one.
_macca said:
Exactly this type of service just cost me Mrs £6, re received a text message asking her to reply to receive the message upon her reply she received 2 new text messages saying they had cost £3 each.
Not had a bill yet but expecting a nasty one.
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Bah I tried twice to send messages to other number and I fully received the message no need to reply no need to log to the web site to see the full message....(not very long messages)....mah
beware
good day, i just want to share my experience after i register to myjoy the other day, i receive a misscall from these number+37866321929i was confuse what number is this so i try to ring the number then i remember way back in singapore that there is a scam that if you ring the unknown number your top up will be gone and after 1 ring i hangup but its too late for me,my balance 20.00 euro is long gone. ive chk in internet for my call history i have 7sec for 1.99euro and another one 7min for 18.00euro for the same number.
is it possible that mjoy is behind all of this.
Sorry my english is poor
In anycase, i still dont want to provide my number to the public(even not public). Cuz it kinda private stuff and now in most security method they need the mobile number to identify who you are, so if some people use that information in the harm way then i would be stuffed, wouldnt it?
My phones on UK O2, and got the very annoying age verification stuff on it. This means that if I want to browse an 18+ website, no not just porn, I need to verify my age first. However, this can only be done by entering a valid credit card number, I choose not to have a credit card only a debit card, so I'm unable to remove it.
Just wondered if anyone knew how to get round this without flashing the ROM.?
just ring o2... i did and they released the account.
he is right, just give them a call. I've never been bothered much about this bar, but one day I got p....d off quite badly when I was trying to open google translator page and got their +18 bar message. (!)
edit: already been said.
Thanks for the info guys, I've just phoned O2 seems I got a 2 day wait before this can be removed.
Thx again.
admit it, its for porn
DO YOU WANT AN ACTIVATION CODE? OR DO YOU WANT TO MAKE A CALL FOR SOMEBODY ELSE?
Post here if you tried the follow at least 3X!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=911579
I know how annoying it is when you call MS a lot for a code, wasting all your money cause the local cal-center "can not help you with that problem". i also saw people that manage to easily get 3 codes, without wasting money. i also saw some people, like me, that did not manage to get a code but really tried it...
So.... What about 1 topic where people can help each other?!?!
IF YOU WANT A CODE:
Please ask nicely in your post for an code. ALSO EXPLAIN WHY U CAN'T GET ONE YOURSELF!!! if you got one, be gratefull, thank him, maybe buy him a beer
IF YOU WANT TO HELP SOMEBODY, so he can also enjoy WP7, just as much as you do...
Please call your MS-central and obtain a key (just as you probably did before). Then reply on the request-post: say you got a code.
PM the user with that code.
CONTINUE YOUR DAY WITH THE FEELING THAT YOU REALLY HELPED SOMEONE!!
Okay i will be first...
I am from the Netherlands and my local MS/HTC call-center won't give me a code cause they want to verify my HD7 IMEI, wich i don't have of course...
i called the UK number A LOT, 1 time somebody said he will mail it to me, but i never got a code. other times people said they can't give that code, BLA BLA BLA... all this calling to the UK has cost me over 10 euros...
Would somebody like to help me? and call for me?
it would REALLY be appreciated!
Thanks already!
man i had managed to obtain 2 codes long time back ,......lost one of them ... wil try to search .. i cant promise but will intensly and if i find it will give it to you ..for sure ..also PM me i have a good idea for you ..
same situation for me, was asked for IMEI. so i'm stucked i would be very grateful for some help!!
Yeahhhhhh!!! I finally got one! I will try it again tomorrow for adam
Need Activation Code
Hello,
Please help me with an activation code.
I have used all the calling, asking getting help methods without success.
My e-mail is [email protected], also my Live ID.
Thank you!
Request for Activation code.
Hi,
If anyone has wp7 device kindly provide me wp 7 activation code for [email protected]
I saw in a post by ansar that you can get one using actual wp7 phone
//// LEO Windows Live activation ////
>> You can activate a LEO Windows Live account with the following 2 ways
>> 1.1 Using an existing Activation Code (AC) related to your *@live.com e-mail
>> 1.2 Creating an AC related to your *@live.com e-mail as follows
>> 1.2.1 Add a Windows Live account with any WP7
>> 1.2.2. Using Registry Editor find AC under the registry key
>> ....... [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\GwpCPC]
>> ....... and Registry Value
>> ....... ActivationCode
>> 2. Add a Windows Live account in your LEO using the following
>> ... *@live.com e-mail, your password and your AC
Thanks,
ymora
same problem
HI , i m from greece..i have tried everything but nothing...can someone help me with activation code..plsssssss....i love wp7...
I did mine less than 2 months ago, and recently got another one for a xda user who asked.
Follow this:
antonio1475 said:
Go to http://support.microsoft.com/contactus/cu_sc_selector_chat?ws=support#
On the upper-right corner, check the country. If it's not United States, then click and select United States.
Go again to http://support.microsoft.com/contactus/cu_sc_selector_chat?ws=support# (After selecting country you have been redirected to somewhere else)
Then click below the big blue title, to the blue link with the name I paste right here:
General Inquiries about Microsoft Products and Services or Genuine Advantage Questions
Get live, real time answers to your needs quickly by chatting online with a Microsoft representative.
This concrete link takes some seconds more to load! Just wait.
Start the chat and give your real email and number. Say you got a HD7
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[email protected] gives an activation code with no any questions. If you don't know russian, there is an example of message:
subj: Ключ активации для HTC HD7
Здравствуйте, мне необходим ключ активации Windows Live ID для Windows Phone 7.
Иван Иванов (just google some russian names instead of it), контактный номер 8 (495) 7xx-xx-xx
love russia worked perfect within a few hours
hi! i'm from greece and i can't also get an activation number. the're asking for imei number. my email is [email protected]. any help appreciated!
I called microsoft belgium and they gave me a key without hesitating... Strange that it works different in every country...
Can someone please share the wp7 key at [email protected]
Sent from my HTC HD2 using XDA
Just tell them u have an hd7 and give them your imei. I don't think they use it to generate the code. Btw use chat method USA.Im from Europe and told them my brother bought an hd7 in USA and it's asking for some activation code (tried to be stupid ) gave my name and the code was there don't forget you have to set everything to USA (email, region...) in your phone (or the country in which you get the code)
Chat method:
>>>
I did mine less than 2 months ago, and recently got another one for a xda user who asked.
Follow this:
Originally Posted by antonio1475
Go to http://support.microsoft.com/contact...at?ws=support# On the upper-right corner, check the country. If it's not United States, then click and select United States. Go again to http://support.microsoft.com/contact...at?ws=support# (After selecting country you have been redirected to somewhere else)
Then click below the big blue title, to the blue link with the name I paste right here: General Inquiries about Microsoft Products and Services or Genuine Advantage Questions Get live, real time answers to your needs quickly by chatting online with a Microsoft representative.
This concrete link takes some seconds more to load! Just wait.
Start the chat and give your real email and number. Say you got a HD7.
>>> sorry for bad quote. On a phone
Hi at all,
I am not facing the problem, coz I got my code one year ago without any problems from Germany. What I am wondering is, it seems that ppl at microsoft pick up their ears as soon someone tells them he has a HD7, since they started asking for the IMEI.
Well I am quite sure that one can use his activation code on any WP7 device, as it is stated that you can use one code on 5 devices. So why not just tell them. "hi there I need an activation code for my Nokia Lumia 800" ?
Just an idea, maybe it helps.
greetz, pronor
Need Activation key
i is around 1 year i m still searching for key....i had try by mail...but they told me to call....
i dont know what to do now ....
tried everything.....plzzz help me...
my email: [email protected]
the online tech support usually works but now it seems like they noticed that a lot are asking for the code so now it's just limited to some places.
mengfei said:
the online tech support usually works but now it seems like they noticed that a lot are asking for the code so now it's just limited to some places.
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Exactly :/ Tried to get one and failed :/ First they were asking a lot about phone, second time they wanted me to call them so I left :/ Next time I was angry and just told them that I need activation key because I want to buy some apps it didnt work also I hope someone with better luck or "skill" can send me one Big thanks!
Hi, just a heads up:
Some of you are posting "please help" and posting your email. That's completely useless, since to get the code, more details are needed (don't make them public now or it will be dangerous). In addition, some of you post a Gmail: you need Hotmail to get the code Live ID.
Instead of posting "I've been trying for a year, please help", try the new methods (really, a year and nothing? ), and if none of them works (some should), look for someone who can do it for you. So don't sit back, move if you are really interested.
I can do it or try, I've done it before for me and another user, but I will never contact you to help you . I will help you if you contact me, though. You are the one with interest for it, not me.