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Originally Posted by kokonutz
"But daddy, I want it NOW!"
-- Veruca Salt Question once i get it is: CAN i just put the pin in at tmob.com or do i have to have it unlocked somehow and if so, how? |
Originally Posted by kokonutz
So i got one: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=5858028402
Question once i get it is: CAN i just put the pin in at tmob.com or do i have to have it unlocked somehow and if so, how? http://www.gsmphonesource.com/reunforatcib.html $45 to get it unlocked. Once it is unlocked you login to your t-mobile account and change the current pin to the new one. That is all there is to it. |
Originally Posted by ScottC
Yes and yes.
http://www.gsmphonesource.com/reunforatcib.html $45 to get it unlocked. Once it is unlocked you login to your t-mobile account and change the current pin to the new one. That is all there is to it. Change Handheld Change the handheld currently used with your BlackBerry e-mail service. Handheld PIN: ESN/IMEI: I guess if I just enter the handheld's IMEI it is going to come back as locked rather than tmob taking over the locked device? I know that tmob DID unlock my 7730 just by my asking, but then I DID buy it from them direct... |
Originally Posted by kokonutz
The screen at tmob.com looks like this:
Change Handheld Change the handheld currently used with your BlackBerry e-mail service. Handheld PIN: ESN/IMEI: I guess if I just enter the handheld's IMEI it is going to come back as locked rather than tmob taking over the locked device? I know that tmob DID unlock my 7730 just by my asking, but then I DID buy it from them direct... You can check whether the 8700 is locked buy either putting in a "foreign" (ie non cingular) sim, or by going to the options menu, selecting "sim card" and holding the ALT key while typing MEPD. |
anyone more worried
anyone more worried today that BB might have to shutdown the service.
anyone know anything about their "workaround" |
Originally Posted by nmenaker
anyone more worried today that BB might have to shutdown the service.
anyone know anything about their "workaround" But I seriously still doubt they will be shutdown. NTP knows RIM has a workaround and it really isn't in their best interests for RIM to enable that. With the network running on the workaround NTB has absolutely nothing to claim. It is a weird world where an invalid patent is granted, a party is declared guilty, and then the patents are declare invalid... The USPTO really screwed up and is costing the taxpayer millions. |
without question
without QUESTION The impact on the economy would be BILLIONS is either lost revenue, or lost REVENUE or lost productivity or people simply going CRAZY!
Do you know anything about the nature of the workaround scottc? |
Originally Posted by nmenaker
without QUESTION The impact on the economy would be BILLIONS is either lost revenue, or lost REVENUE or lost productivity or people simply going CRAZY!
Do you know anything about the nature of the workaround scottc? There is some information here: http://rimblackberryntp.blogspot.com/ But keep in mind that a decent amount of what is posted there is incorrect. |
I am very, very, very pleased to announce that my 8700c is up and running very nicely on tmobile!!!
THANK YOU (again) SCOTT for all the advice and help. In the end it was just like buttah! ^ ^ |
Originally Posted by kokonutz
I am very, very, very pleased to announce that my 8700c is up and running very nicely on tmobile!!!
THANK YOU (again) SCOTT for all the advice and help. In the end it was just like buttah! ^ ^ |
Originally Posted by dtsm
No need to shout...i think scott and all of us can hear you :td:
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Originally Posted by DeafFlyer
I couldn't. :p
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Originally Posted by kokonutz
I am very, very, very pleased to announce that my 8700c is up and running very nicely on tmobile!!!
THANK YOU (again) SCOTT for all the advice and help. In the end it was just like buttah! ^ ^ |
Originally Posted by ScottC
Ok Kokopuffs, I really shouldn't do this since you have been so mean to me... but...
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...eless&n=301187 FREE after rebate through Amazon, free shipping and no tax. Can't beat that.
Originally Posted by ScottC
PLUS their monthly Blackberry plan is more expensive, an unlimited Blackberry add-on with Cingular is a whopping $44.95 compared to just $19.95 with T-mobile.
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Originally Posted by gleff
Sweeeet.
Wow. :eek: If I sign up for a family plan is that per Blackberry or will one $45/mo charge cover me and mrs. gleff? |
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