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Please Help: Unlocking Blackberry 9300

Are there FREE alternatives to getting an unlock code for the phone other then your provider?
I requested an unlock code from T-Mobile and they said it would be in within 24-hours. I updated my listing (selling the phone on e-bay) to say it would include the unlock code....then I get an e-mail back from T-Mobile saying:
"Thank you for taking the time to contact T-Mobile. We have received your SIM Unlock Request. Unfortunately, this subscriber is not eligible to receive the unlock code at this time. In order to be eligible, the subscriber must complete 40 days of active service. Please submit a new request 40 days after this subscriber was activated.
Thank You,
Sim Unlock Department
T-Mobile USA, Inc."
So I'm kind of in a bind now.
Any advice would be great.

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Anybody?

hii does anyone know how to unlock phones im trying to learn is this the right website or what ??

Perhaps here you can find more help
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Welcome to forums
Depend on what device you have there are some free unlockers around, others you have to pay a small amount as a dontation
ahmed.k said:
hii does anyone know how to unlock phones im trying to learn is this the right website or what ??
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ahmed.k said:
hii does anyone know how to unlock phones im trying to learn is this the right website or what ??
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I will help you to unlock it....I know how to unlock Mobile phone from Network lock,Unlock code is best to unlock from Network Lock.That is safe and secure to unlock it,you can buy the unlock code and learn more about unlocking at here Simpleunlocking.com

I'm strongly recommending getting the unlock code from BlackBerryMEPdotCOM , these guys are reliable.

No one can give you unlock code for free. and dont try to enter incorrect unlock code. because it will block your blackberry. if you want to unlock your blackberry only use trusted sites. order your Blackberry unlock code from blackberrymep.com this site charge very reasonable price.

No official bootloader unlock planned!

So I emailed LG at [email protected] the following message:
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Hello, I need the instructions to unlock the bootloader for my H810. Please send them. Thank you!
Five days later they responded:
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Hello,
We are sorry to inform you that currently we have no plan to support bootloader unlock on LG H810.
Currently, the LG H815 (G4) for the European market supports unlocking the bootloader.
We apologize for any inconvenience that this may cause.
For more information on unlocking the bootloader, please refer to the link below:
http://developer.lge.com/resource/mobile/RetrieveBootloader.dev?categoryTypeCode=ANRS
Best Regards,
LG Developer site Team
So when they said on their site here
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We will add more devices with unlockable bootloaders unlocking permission progressively.
After giving instructions on how to unlock the bootloader for the H815, it seems a bit... misleading.

What's the confusion here? At the directive of the carriers, LG isn't about to give us full control of our device. At least not voluntarily.

You act like this is some how news that we hadn't already known for years... AT&T doesn't want us to unlock our Bootloaders END of story.

ATT has always been about locked bootloaders.
We've never expected to get one offically....

What about the new rule on unlocking devices recently approved? Can rhat be used in our favor and force an official unlock from them?

Your talking about carriers having to domestic unlock a device. That only applies to carrier usage. Doesn't help us in this case.
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AT&T wouldn't even give me a carrier unlock code till I had completely paid off my phone. I wanted to pay it off completely, so I went to my online bill payment. There is NO option to pay for the phone. I must call customer service and give someone my credit card #. They found some loop-hole to get out of unlocking 2 of my phones now. Bad AT&T!!!

SIM Unlock T-Mobile G360T

Hi friends, devs, admins and all the people of xda, well I have got this device and other from Walmart, I know this phones cannot be unlocked of this comes with a contract active or pending payments, my question today is, somebody know a trusted website/service 100% trusted and verified for unlock this Device? I'm from Honduras, nobody here have a solution for this. Please help me! BTW ii tried with Device unlock app that come by default on TW firmware and my device is not eligible for permanent and temporary unlock

Mafworld said:
Hi friends, devs, admins and all the people of xda, well I have got this device and other from Walmart, I know this phones cannot be unlocked of this comes with a contract active or pending payments, my question today is, somebody know a trusted website/service 100% trusted and verified for unlock this Device? I'm from Honduras, nobody here have a solution for this. Please help me! BTW ii tried with Device unlock app that come by default on TW firmware and my device is not eligible for permanent and temporary unlock
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For Device Unlock you need to have service for 90+ days. That's how that works. If you want an eBay service or something. honestly just find a unlocking service with good reviews but you've been warned that unlocking that way isn't official and I don't recommend it. With that said you can check out rugitin who unlocks the phone: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Metro-PCS-A...513358?hash=item33ad4810ce:g:xBAAAOSwZVhWS-sG
Remember unlocking like this isn't legit or official in anyway but if you don't want to wait 90 days with active service than this is your only option.

drago10029 said:
For Device Unlock you need to have service for 90+ days. That's how that works. If you want an eBay service or something. honestly just find a unlocking service with good reviews but you've been warned that unlocking that way isn't official and I don't recommend it. With that said you can check out rugitin who unlocks the phone: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Metro-PCS-A...513358?hash=item33ad4810ce:g:xBAAAOSwZVhWS-sG
Remember unlocking like this isn't legit or official in anyway but if you don't want to wait 90 days with active service than this is your only option.
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Sure, i can wait but the reason why I cant unlock this devices is by I am in Honduras, and this phones comes from Walmart store and here we not have t mobile, so I'm here just for looking a way to unlock it to use with my local carriers, anyway thanks for your support
Regards!

Official Service
I finally found a service that has worked perfectly for me unlock my phone , I share it if someone else takes unlock yourself
http://www.ebay.com/itm/111860993969?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

Paying for unlock codes? Sounds so stupid.

That will
Be best option pm me I can probably help you.
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Use this service from UnlockRadar for any Galaxy Prime locked on T-Mobile USA:
https://www.unlockradar.com/service/t-mobile-usa-device-unlock-app-official-unlock

Flash g360az combo and unlock using z3x by selecting az model
totaly free

Regarding requesting the bootloader unlock code

I read that Huawei is planning to stop allowing people from requesting unlock codes.
My phone is in warranty for one more year, and I always wanted to root it after the warranty expires.
Is it possible for me to request for the unlock code now and then use it after a year? And will my warranty be valid of i just request the code and keep, and don't use it now?
I tried asking the HiCare reps, but dodos could understand my question better.
Thanks!

zoroarctic said:
I read that Huawei is planning to stop allowing people from requesting unlock codes.
My phone is in warranty for one more year, and I always wanted to root it after the warranty expires.
Is it possible for me to request for the unlock code now and then use it after a year? And will my warranty be valid of i just request the code and keep, and don't use it now?
I tried asking the HiCare reps, but dodos could understand my question better.
Thanks!
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Yeah, request it now whilst you still can. It's valid forever, so use it when your warranty has expired.
You can lock and unlock you bootloader as many times as you like with it.

PSA: Using a remote unlocking service for your Moto One 5G Ace may cause the bootloader to be permanently locked.

TL;DR: Don’t use a remote unlock service if you want to still be able to unlock your bootloader.
DISCLAIMER: I don’t recommend or endorse any of the vendors or tools mentioned in this post. I’m simply mentioning them in the interest of full transparency.
I recently bought a refurbished T-Mobile-locked Motorola Moto One 5G Ace (model XT2113-2). When I first received the device, I successfully unlocked the bootloader by following the instructions on Motorola’s website.
I was mistakenly under the impression that since the phone was paid off I could get it unlocked by T-Mobile directly. However, using the built-in tool to request a “Permanent Unlock” repeatedly failed with error code 255.
I spoke with one chat agent, two phone agents, and one T-Force agent (@TMobileHelp on Twitter) but couldn’t get anywhere with any of them. The T-Force agent ended up telling me that the original owner of the phone would have to request the unlock. Since I purchased it from a reseller on eBay, I have no idea who the original owner is. The eBay seller was likewise unable to help.
I decided to do some research and came to the conclusion that the only working way to unlock an XT2113-2 besides directly through the carrier is to use a remote unlocking service. Further research indicated that eBay is the best and safest place to purchase these types of unlocking services. Finally, I landed on only two vendors on eBay that advertise a remote unlocking service for this model: “quick_unlock89” and “thejmf2011”.
In the process, I also came across a single vendor on eBay (“gfix99”) advertising a T-Mobile unlock eligibility checker service that supposedly queries T-Mobile’s database directly. I have no idea if this service is legitimate or not or what less-than-legal means they have of accessing T-Mobile’s database. However, it was cheap at only $1.65, so I figured I’d order it to see what it said. Sure enough, it showed my device as being locked to T-Mobile.
From what I could tell, there was no appreciable difference between the two unlock vendors, so I went for the cheaper of the two (“quick_unlock89”). For the uninitiated, the way these remote unlocking services work is by connecting to your computer via TeamViewer or some other remote access software. Then, they copy over and run a software called USB Redirector (you can find it by Googling that plus “Incentives Pro”). This redirects your phone’s USB connection to your computer over the internet to the person on the other end. After that, they ask you to boot the phone into the bootloader by holding volume-down and power at the same time. Once you plug in the phone, they take it from there.
I created a Windows VM and used a VPN to have this procedure done on my phone, and I screen recorded the whole session. There’s not much to see, sadly. However, after the process was done, the phone indeed showed that it was unlocked in the Settings app. Also, I paid for a second report from “gfix99”, and the phone is now showing as unlocked in T-Mobile’s database as well, assuming the report is accurate.
However, as soon as they were done with the unlock, I noticed that my bootloader had re-locked. When I tried to unlock it again, I was unable to. Using the fastboot oem get_unlock_data command fails with this error: “Failed to get unlock data.” Attempting to run the fastboot oem unlock command with the unlock code I received from Motorola when I first bought the phone gives this error: “Code validation failure”.
My next step was to try Motorola’s Rescue and Smart Assistant (LMSA) tool, but even after repairing the phone with it, the bootloader unlock still failed with the same errors. Notably, the phone did still show as network unlocked after repairing it with Motorola’s tool.
I did some more digging and was finally able to find some Spanish-language forum posts talking about a program called Moto-Key Tool that is used for remote unlocking the XT2113-2 along with several other models. From what I can tell, this seems to be the tool that these two eBay vendors are using to do these remote unlocks. You can find it with a Google search if you’re so inclined (basically just add “.com” after “moto-key”). It requires the purchase of credits that seem to roughly equate to $1 USD per credit, with the entire unlock procedure requiring 25 credits.
The basic sequence of events that this software uses seems to be as follows:
From the bootloader, it enables “Factory Mode” on the phone and then boots it up into that mode.
Once in Factory Mode, it wipes the IMEI from the phone, runs some other command, and then re-writes the original IMEI back to the phone.
It reboots the phone back to the bootloader and does a factory reset.
It boots the phone back up into the normal Android OS at which point the process is finished.
I attempted to decompile some of the DLLs included with the software to see if I could figure out exactly what it’s doing, but I’m no developer, and I certainly can’t read assembly language. I have some theories as to how it’s accomplishing the unlock, but at the end of the day, it doesn’t really matter for the sake of this post.
It’s important to note that neither of the eBay vendors offering this service say anything in their listings about this being a possible outcome. Personally, I never would have purchased the service had I known that. I use a T-Mobile MVNO, so the network unlock was really a “nice-to-have” for me in case I ever get to travel abroad again. The bootloader unlock is far more important to me.
I reached out to the eBay seller to express my dissatisfaction and request a refund. I’ve copied and pasted the conversation below for transparency. If the mods need me to provide proof I’m happy to do so. I just want any potential customers such as myself to be aware of the type of individuals they’ll be dealing with when they purchase these unlock services.
OP: “Hello, I had unlocked my bootloader before having you do the network unlock. Right after you finished I noticed my bootloader was relocked. I've been trying over and over to unlock it again, but I can't even get fastboot to pull the oem unlock data anymore. It just gives an error message stating "Failed to get unlock data". From what I can find online, it sounds like either the unlock data block has gone missing or is corrupt. Do you have a fix for this?”
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quick_unlock89: “Sorry we don't support bootloader unlocking. May be factory unlock have brought your phone to initial state.”
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OP: “I need my bootloader unlocked, and since this network unlock has now rendered me unable to re-unlock the bootloader I'll have to sell this phone and buy another one. Your ad doesn't say anything about this. I never would have purchased the network unlock from you if I would have known this would happen. That's unacceptable to me. Respectfully, I request a refund.”
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quick_unlock89: “Sorry we don't refund for any software modifications. Can refund if you have any problem in Unlock service. It's factory unlock service so as mentioned in item description. Bootloader unlocking any how voids warranty. If I will force server for refund due to this reason so it will any how blacklist IMEI World wide after refund so I think it's not worth it.”
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OP: “So let me make sure I'm understanding you. You're threatening that if I request a refund you will blacklist my IMEI in retaliation. Is that correct?”
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quick_unlock89: “Not me friend. Server will do so if I will ask refund for such an issue which is not related to unlock service because we never faced this kind of issue ever. I can provide you a discount on your next purchase just as a good gesture. I think it will be a win win situation for both of us.”
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OP: “I'm not asking you to request a refund on your end and reverse the network unlock. I'm asking you directly as the service provider for a refund. It sounds like in this case that means you'll need to write the cost off on your end in order to refund my money and not get my IMEI blacklisted.”
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quick_unlock89: “Sorry I will have to request refund from server on my end too because I have complete paid for the service too and we don't take any responsibility of software modifications like bootloader unlocking and rooting of devices as these process are already prohibited by companies and void warranties, Owners always do these things on there own risk. If you think it's worth the risk of IMEI blacklisting than I will take my refund and issue you refund too. Thanks”
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OP: “I guess you must not understand the basics of running a business. If a customer is dissatisfied with your service and requests a refund, you as the business owner are responsible for refunding your customer's money. Then you write it off and take the loss. That's just part of running a business. It sucks, but it is what it is. Again, your listing makes absolutely no mention of not supporting unlocked bootloaders. It makes no mention that if you use your network unlocking service your bootloader will be irreversibly locked forever. It is completely unprofessional and unacceptable as a business owner to tell your customer "too bad" and then threaten to blacklist their IMEI when it is your fault for not disclosing this issue ahead of time in your listing. Obviously you know this is a problem. Also, for your information, bootloader unlocking is not prohibited by Motorola. They themselves provide an official support page that walks you through the process.”
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quick_unlock89: “Ok, provide me a day time. Let me check if I can do something for you. We are not even sure that is issue is related to Unlock service as we never have any complain regarding this issue ever with any of our client till now. I will offer you a partial refund of 50% payment. Please don't put all the loss on me when there is nothing wrong with the service and your phone is factory unlock now. You have a issue which is very unusual one. If there was any issue related to service than we have 100% refund warranty. Are you okay with it ? I will offer you 50% refund and provide you relock warranty for you IMEI. Done ?”
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OP: “No, I won't accept that. I feel you've been purposely misleading to me throughout our interaction. First, you don't warn your potential customers in your listing that if they have unlocked bootloaders the network unlock service you provide will cause their bootloaders to be irreversibly re-locked. Second, you told me that unlocking the bootloader is prohibited by Motorola when that is not true at all. Third, you first told me no refunds would be given before then telling me that you would give me a refund but that my IMEI would be blacklisted. And now you're telling me that you'll give me a 50% refund with a "relock warranty" for my IMEI, whatever that means. This is not good business. I shouldn't have to argue with you to get you to offer even a 50% refund, and frankly, I don't put any trust in whatever "warranty" you might offer me. At this point, this device is rendered useless to me. I need it to be both bootloader unlocked and network unlocked, not just one or the other. Now I have to purchase another phone to replace it. Again, I respectfully request a 100% refund from you directly without doing anything that will get the IMEI blacklisted.”
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quick_unlock89: “It's already a risky process. Source Motorola official site. If Motorola offers bootloader unlocking than get it unlock with them. Contact them if it's not unlocking. You could cause permanent/physical damage to your device. Unlocking your bootloader will not change your device subsidy lock status It's all mentioned on Motorola official site. We don't know it happened because you modified your device. Sorry I can not refund for this kind of fishy issue. Only can refund 50% as a good gesture if you want. If you Opened Fake claims, Bad Feed backs etc. When your device is 100% factory unlock than IMEI will be black listed world wide. You have only yourself to blame. Unless you have a Developer Edition device, once you get the unlock code, your device is no longer covered by the Motorola warranty; in other words, please don't blame us if things go wrong, even if they appear unrelated to unlocking the bootloader. I am not misleading. Every thing is mentioned on Motorola official site.”
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OP: “So again, just to be 100% clear as to what you're saying. You're threatening me that if I try to get my money back you will purposely blacklist my IMEI worldwide. Is that correct?”
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quick_unlock89: “We are not responsible for any 3rd party issue on phone specially when you have done a very risky process on phone. If you have any issue regarding Network unlock I am here to answer you. Also if you say Motorola offers bootloader unlock than contact them regarding it. Yes your phone is 100% factory unlock now if you will make fake claims we will blacklist IMEI world wide and it's not a threat it's as per rule already mentioned in our item description regarding fake claims.”
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OP: “Respectfully, it's not a fake claim to say that you irreversibly damaged my phone during your service and that I'm not satisfied with the results and want my money back. I shouldn't be held hostage by your unprofessional and probably illegal threat to purposely blacklist my IMEI if I complain to eBay. Whatever exploit your "Moto-Key Tool" used to network unlock my phone corrupted the unlock data block, and now the bootloader can't be unlocked again because the OEM unlock data is literally missing from the phone. Motorola openly publishes on their support website how to unlock the bootloader for this device, but now I literally cannot do it because of your tool corrupting that portion of the phone's EEPROM. This is 100% your fault and not mine. I wouldn't even be mad about it if you were up front about this in your listing, but you don't say one word about it. As I mentioned before, I never would have purchased this from you if you had been honest in your listing and stated that this was a risk. Therefore, I feel that I am entitled to a 100% refund from you, and I don't feel that you should be threatening to blacklist my IMEI for requesting it. Yet again, I respectfully request that you refund me 100% of what I paid without doing anything to blacklist the IMEI of this phone.”
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quick_unlock89: “Ok bro I will any how refund you. We never wish to spoil our relationship with clients but I will hope you reconsider and pay us 50% back because your phone is factory unlock now. And it is not a justified decision to put all claim and blame on us when you yourself know that bootloader unlocking is a risky procedure itself which does void warranty too.”
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To their credit, they did issue a full refund. I don’t have much faith that they won’t go ahead and purposely blacklist the IMEI anyway. At the very least, I want this information out there for anyone else considering this type of service so it’s not a total loss and the community can benefit.
If you’ve read this far, congratulations! Long story short, if you want an unlocked phone, just buy it unlocked direct from the manufacturer. Dealing with the carriers or these gray-market unlock services isn’t worth the headache.

Thank **** Canada mandates that all devices have to be sold unlocked since like 2017. And they provide free unlock codes for older phones so you're covered for sure.
I bought a moto g 5g on Amazon, because it was cheaper than the one 5g ace. It's unlocked and it's gonna stay unlocked lmao.