Unlock problems.

Nov 12, 2006 5 Replies
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Ok so I bought my phone brand new from eBay. The only thing they did to it was Unlock it for me. Which I am happy with. But I noticed that when you unlock the Samsung SGH-T629 (that's the phone I have ....) that it resets the WAP settings. This made it so I couldn't use T-Zones and Picture messenging. But I fixed those two with these codes; *#87927# (That fixed T-Zones.) and *#87667# (That fixed picture messenging.). But I can't seem to find a code to help me fix the settings for the IM program built into the phone. I keep getting the error, "Check your profile!" .... so if anyone knows how to fix it I'll be very grateful.



Thanks.



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snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com ha escrito:

No one can answer that with the info you provided. You really should contact your cellphone service provider to solve that problem. Only them know the settings needed by your phone.

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Find the right person and pay him to set it for you.

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I talked to T-Mobile and Samsung. T-Mobile said it was a problem with the phone so I should call Samsung. Samung said it was a problem with the service provider. Which it isn't, it's a problem with the phone that can be fixed with a short code. I just can't find it.

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Sounds like neither one wants to give you that code so they can sell you another phone.

James T. White
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snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@f16g2000cwb.googlegroups.com:

There's a group over at Yahoo Groups called "cellularrepair"

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that claims "here we discuss ways how can u repair your ... tmobile, ... cellular one phone yourself". Costs nothing to join and see if you can get the info you need...

Otherwise, there are some Usenet newsgroups in the "alt" category, such as alt.cell... and alt.cellular... that seem to deal in this kind of info. You might look through them.

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