In Particular the K3565 Vodafone

So you get an unlock code then what? What do you do with that code?

Nick Le Lievre wrote:
> In Particular the K3565 Vodafone
> 
> So you get an unlock code then what? What do you do with that code?

I am just looking for a heads up, will be getting an unlock code and 
instructions later this evening from an eBay seller who was selling 
unlock code for K3565 for 99p.

Nick Le Lievre wrote:
> Nick Le Lievre wrote:
>> In Particular the K3565 Vodafone
>>
>> So you get an unlock code then what? What do you do with that code?
> 
> I am just looking for a heads up, will be getting an unlock code and 
> instructions later this evening from an eBay seller who was selling 
> unlock code for K3565 for 99p.

Just for laughs I put the Vodafone UK 1GB Sim that you get with the 
K3565 in to see what would happen and sure enough it picks up the Cable 
& Wirless network here in Jersey and allows you to connect at Roaming 
Rates.. http://yfrog.com/edroamingj

Does anyone know how much it would cost me if I clicked connect?

> I am just looking for a heads up, will be getting an unlock code and 
> instructions later this evening from an eBay seller who was selling unlock 
> code for K3565 for 99p.

You sure about that?

I expect you'll receive a few pages of writing detailing possible ways of 
unlocking portable devices.
The first suggestion being

"...contact the provider, they may be able to unlock it for you..."

the second

"various software programmes are available for you to download"

and so on, all useless.

I only know cos I fell for it too when I thought I was buying an 'unlock' 
for a phone. Luckily when I complained they refunded my money.

Ethanol Twin wrote:
>> I am just looking for a heads up, will be getting an unlock code and 
>> instructions later this evening from an eBay seller who was selling unlock 
>> code for K3565 for 99p.
> 
> You sure about that?
> 
> I expect you'll receive a few pages of writing detailing possible ways of 
> unlocking portable devices.
> The first suggestion being
> 
> "...contact the provider, they may be able to unlock it for you..."
> 
> the second
> 
> "various software programmes are available for you to download"
> 
> and so on, all useless.
> 
> I only know cos I fell for it too when I thought I was buying an 'unlock' 
> for a phone. Luckily when I complained they refunded my money.

No this is for an unlock code, the seller has recieved positive feedback 
from previous buyers for this service its a little different from 
unlocking a phone and is specific to this dongle. Its only 99p.

Nick Le Lievre wrote:
> 
> No this is for an unlock code, the seller has recieved positive feedback 
> from previous buyers for this service its a little different from 
> unlocking a phone and is specific to this dongle. Its only 99p.

 From what I can gather you get sent an email with an unlock code with a 
link to software with which you can enter the unlock code to unlock the 
dongle, you have to send your IMEI number so they can generate the 
unlock code.

On Tue, 03 Nov 2009 16:11:59 +0000, Ethanol Twin wrote:

>> I am just looking for a heads up, will be getting an unlock code and
>> instructions later this evening from an eBay seller who was selling
>> unlock code for K3565 for 99p.
> 
> You sure about that?
> 
> I expect you'll receive a few pages of writing detailing possible ways
> of unlocking portable devices.

I doubt he'll be that lucky. This is uber-loser NLL we are talking about. 
He's back, folks!

He'll probably receive instructions that will cause the phone to go into 
incandescent meltdown, with a side-effect of gelding, before burning his 
house down. He will then be nearly drowned by the fire brigage, catch 
pneumonia and then try to sell the phone on eBay before reneging on the 
deal.
-- 
Use the BIG mirror service in the UK:
 http://www.mirrorservice.org

Bob Eager wrote:
> 
> I doubt he'll be that lucky. This is uber-loser NLL we are talking about. 
> He's back, folks!

Hi Bob have not seen you post in awhile.

Nick Le Lievre wrote:
> Bob Eager wrote:
>>
>> I doubt he'll be that lucky. This is uber-loser NLL we are talking 
>> about. He's back, folks!
> 
> Hi Bob have not seen you post in awhile.

Actually Bob I was thinking about you the other week, as I have not seen 
you post on uk.adverts.computer for awhile I thought you may have died 
or something horrible like that... its good to know your still alive and 
kicking you have a lot to offer a group like this.

prick stikes again... con artist and scamer do a search...

Usenet Nutter wrote:
> prick stikes again... con artist and scamer do a search...

This coming from non other then Jason Drake

LOLOLOLOLOL
"Nick Le Lievre"
nicklelievre@jerseymail.co.uk
 wrote in message news:hcq0ob$9fk$1@aioe.org...
> Usenet Nutter wrote:
>> prick stikes again... con artist and scamer do a search...
> 
> This coming from non other then Jason Drake

Nick Le Lievre wrote:
> Nick Le Lievre wrote:
>>
>> No this is for an unlock code, the seller has recieved positive 
>> feedback from previous buyers for this service its a little different 
>> from unlocking a phone and is specific to this dongle. Its only 99p.
> 
>  From what I can gather you get sent an email with an unlock code with a 
> link to software with which you can enter the unlock code to unlock the 
> dongle, you have to send your IMEI number so they can generate the 
> unlock code.

Yeah I was right the seller sent me an email with an .exe attachment 
this was flagged by googlemail as suspicious so I had to retrieve it 
directly from the pop3 account it was sent too.

All I had was an email containing the NCK code and this little utility, 
I just loaded up the util and entered the NCK code and that was it, took 
  1 second and I can now use my local sim card it in.