Unlock Blackberry Curve FREE – also works on nokia, samsung, iphone, and all other phones

THIS TUTORIAL STILL WORKS AS OF OCTOBER 2013!
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STEPS IN WRITING:

Here are the steps in writing:

1) menu

2) options

3) advanced options

4) sim card

5) type in MEPD (you will not see text appear on screen while typing)

6) type in MEP, hold ALT & press 2 (while holding ALT)

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TIPS:

To get your IMEI number (on blackberry phones):

1) Press *#06# from the home screen or the call screen

2) Your IMEI number (NOT your MEP code) pops right up!

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

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Q:] Awesome background/theme! Where do I get it / where did you get it?

A:] The background and theme are downloadable from my home YouTube page ( ), just look for the links.

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Q:] Will this work on my 8100 / 8110 / 8120 / 8130 / 8300 / 8310 / 8320 / 8330 / 8700 / 8900 / Nokia / Samsung / iPhone / etc.

A:] Yes, this works on all phones.

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Q:] Can I unlock my:
T-mobile or AT&T or Rogers [any phone WITH a sim card] phone so that I can use it with:
Verizon or Sprint or Cellular One or [any phone withOUT a sim card]?

A:] No. You cannot use a GSM [phones with a sim card] phone on any CDMA [phones without a sim card] service, nor vice-versa.

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Q:] I tried to put in my IMEI number and it didn't work!

A:] IMEI number is *NOT* your MEP code – watch the video again and this time listen.

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Q:] (Example) I have an AT&T phone and want to get T-Mobile service, who do I call?

A:] If you have an AT&T phone, only AT&T can unlock it for you, so call AT&T.
Basically you call the company the phone is made for.

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Q:] (Example) I bought an AT&T phone but I have T-mobile service and I want to keep T-mobile. I do not have AT&T service. How do I unlock my phone, because I know that only AT&T can unlock an AT&T phone?

A:]
FACTS:
– you have an AT&T locked phone
– you do not have AT&T service

PROBLEM (DILEMMA):
The problem here is that AT&T still is the only one who can unlock your phone, but they will not unlock your phone if you do not have AT&T service.

SOLUTION:
1) Basically you need to find a friend who has AT&T (or whatever company the phone is made for).
2) Then you ask them to put their sim in your phone.
3) Then you ask them to unlock your phone which has their sim card in it with AT&T.
4) They have to be the one to call since it is their cell phone service.
5) Have them follow the instructions in this video.
7) Take their sim card out of your phone once they have unlocked it
8) Put your sim card back in your phone
9) Congratulations! You have successfully unlocked your phone. P.S. to do this you need to have friends.

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Q:] I tried this and it didn't work / broke my phone / [some other BS negative somment]!

A:] You are a LIAR and are a SCAMMER (a "phone unlocker" scam-artist) and you made that negative comment to try to keep people from unlocking their phone for free so you can STEAL THEIR MONEY by selling them unlock codes or other snake oil. Get a life and stop scamming people and make some honest money for once.

NOTE: dumb comments like "it didn't work" or "I broke my phone thanks a lot" are written by scammers who want to steal your money by unlocking your phone for money, when you can really unlock your phone for free.

FYI people who are running the scam of "phone unlocking" (a.k.a. "unlockers") hate me because I am showing you the free way to unlock your phone instead of letting them rip you off, because it is truly free to unlock your phone.

Since this isn't just some "method" or some BS the unlockers [scammers] want you to believe so they can rip you off your hard-earned money (this video just tells you what to do because unlocking is free, you just need to know what to do), the reality is simply this:

All negative comments are written by people who are actually business owners of "phone unlocking" companies, which are essentially SCAMS, since it is actually FREE to unlock your phone.

Comments

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19 Comments on Unlock Blackberry Curve FREE – also works on nokia, samsung, iphone, and all other phones

  1. @weirdwithglasses NO. sorry, VIRGIN MOBILE (only) SUCKS. They will NOT LET
    YOU USE UNLOCKED PHONES! You can unlock the phone, but VIRGIN MOBILE WON’T
    LET YOU USE IT BECAUSE THEY SUCK!

  2. @myIdolMJ2 no. well there is a way, you can reinstall the operating system.
    I made a video on that. BUT, you will lose ALL DATA. If it is locked, you
    lose ALL DATA. NOTE: If it is locked because it is stolen, then it will NOT
    let you reinstall the operating system! You might as well just throw it
    away (or return to the owner and hope for reward!)

  3. all the people I responded to with very short answers, it is because the
    answer is either: 1) already in the video, or 2) already in the description
    or comments on the video. You need to consider that I have like a million
    comments and it would take me years to keep repeating myself with long
    answers over and over and over. sorry if I couldn’t answer. Just please
    watch the video and listen, then read the description on the video. Note
    that I am not getting paid for this! Because it is FREE! =D

  4. *PLease reaply* I have a blackberry curve 8330. mine doesnt take a sim
    card, so the sim card option isnt there. HOW DO I UNLOCK IT THEN?

  5. ok, so i got my mep code, i typed it in and it say code error and it didnt
    work, what do i do now? i did everything u said.

  6. @Nezsem In this case, if you got to the screen to type in your MEP code,
    and you were able to get a response saying it did not work, then the reason
    is because you have a bad MEP code. Maybe the cell-phone representative did
    not speak good english and you heard them wrong, or maybe you wrote it down
    wrong. It is also possible that the representative was incompetent and gave
    you the incorrect number.

  7. @Magnifico35 not necessarily. If you have a CDMA phone, then no. Read
    description for more details.

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