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Nokia - 2005 & Older Cell Phone Unlock Codes
Only for Nokia phones made BEFORE 2006
READ THIS FIRST - Do not use this service for cell phones that were manufactured after 2005. This service is for older Nokia cell phones only. The calculated codes will NOT work for phones that were manufactured after 2005. If you have a Nokia cell phone that was manufactured after 2005 try our service provider unlock codes instead. We are not responsible for any damage that may be caused to your phone by attempting an incorrect code. This service is non-refundable because we do not have the time to refund orders that are made for phones newer than 2005, and almost every time a code doesn't work, it is because the phone was made after 2005.
Nokia Unlock Code - Unlock Nokia cell phone to work with any GSM service provider. We will email your Nokia cell phone unlock code instantly.
How To Unlock Nokia cell Phone - We will email your Nokia sim card unlock code along with Nokia unlock code instructions telling you exactly how to enter Nokia unlock code. The Nokia sim unlock code will remove the Invalid Sim card message and allow your unlocked Nokia cell phone to accept any GSM sim card. This service will not repair a defective phone or enable your phone to get a signal where a signal is not available.
Terms & Conditions: This service is non-refundable. We are not responsible for misuse of this service that may result in hard locking Nokia handsets. Make sure you select the correct country and service provider. Do not use this service for Nokia phones that are LESS THAN 5 years old. We recommend that you do not attempt to enter more than 2 of the calculated codes to avoid hard locking the phone. Try the first and last codes only.
Nokia Unlock Code Instructions
Enter Code Like This:
First Attempt: #pw+LASTUNLOCKCODE+7#
Second Attempt: #pw+FIRSTUNLOCKCODE+1#
Remove SIM CARD !
Press #
Then press the * key 3 times quickly (you should get a "p")
Then press the * key 4 times quickly (you should get a "w")
Then press the * key 2 times quickly (you should get a "+")
Then enter the LAST calculated unlock code except + and last digit
Then press the * key 2 times quickly (you should get a "+")
Then enter last digit
Then press #
If successfully unlocked your Nokia cell phone will say "Restriction Removed" or a similar message.
If your phone is already hard locked it will say "Cannot Undo Restriction".
If you get CODE ERROR on the last code do not try it again. Instead try the first code.
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