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help me to unlock HTC Pure (at&t)

Discussion in 'AT&T Wireless Forum' started by jkjambo, Mar 27, 2011.

  1. jkjambo

    jkjambo New Member

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    as i know it's free , if phone has not bad ESN (or something like this :D)



    i'll provide IMEI number if someone can help me
     
    #1 jkjambo, Mar 27, 2011
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    M in LA Mobile 28 Years Plus
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    ESN issues are a CDMA thing. The fact is, no one on this site has the code you need. You can do a Google search for GSM phone unlockers. You might run across a free service, though many charge for the option.
     
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    i saw it but all of them costs about 12$....

    as i know it's free from carrier (at&t) , but i can't find their contact email adress . i only found cell number, but i can't call them right now. :(
     
    #3 jkjambo, Mar 27, 2011
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    AT&T only gives you the code free IF you're a customer in good standing. If you're not an AT&T customer they probably will not give you the code.
     
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    #4 Jay2TheRescue, Mar 27, 2011
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    yes. i know :)
    i bought it used and as i know first owner was good standing customer .

    thats why i want code for free :)


    can anyone say me custumer support email?
    i can't find it because it needs register and i can't it (as i'm not at&t user, just bought used phone)
     
    #5 jkjambo, Mar 27, 2011
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    It does not matter if the original owner was an AT&T customer in good standing, all AT&T will care is if YOU are a customer in good standing.
     
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  7. jkjambo

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    but i'm not at&t customer ...

    i must ask original owner for code :confused:
     
    #7 jkjambo, Mar 27, 2011
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    The way I see it here are your options:

    • Ask original owner to get you the code from AT&T
    • Ask a friend who's an AT&T customer to get you the code from AT&T
    • Find a third-party unlocker or unlocking instructions on Google
    • Sell the phone and buy an unlocked one instead
     
    #8 dmapr, Mar 27, 2011
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