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Kyocera 6035 Unlock Codes

Discussion in 'Northeastern US Wireless Forum' started by Muldrick, Aug 17, 2002.

  1. Muldrick

    Muldrick New Member

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    I'm new here so I haven't seen this post or answers yet. I have the Kyocer 6035 Smartphone "Sprint" Version. I think Sprint (in this area anyway) stinks. Is it possible to use "unlock codes"? (They are on eBay advertised for 20 bucks) I want to switch to Verizon. Is this (reasonably) possible?
     
    #1 Muldrick, Aug 17, 2002
  2. Jack

    Jack Silver Senior Member
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    One of the members has a Sprint 6035 on Verizon pre-pay. It can be done

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  4. coalminer

    coalminer Senior Member
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    You have to trick Sprint into giving you the code, is your phone still activated with them? if it is, then from you home phone call and say you want to change your number, they will walk you through the programming of the phone, they will give you a 6 digit code, that is what you need to unlock it.
     
    #4 coalminer, Aug 18, 2002
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