SPC code snafu
In my usual quest for tracking new coverage, I loaded the latest USC PRL into NAN2 of my Verizon 3589i. These are the sorts of things I do to come up with the info I have on markson.net.
One would have assumed that USC would not SPC lock a phone that did not have active USC service, but one would be wrong.
Now I have to go through the unfortunate process of finding a way to get the SPC lock code from USC.
If anyone here can help me do that I would very much appreciate it. Yes, I know, the codes are not supposed to be given out. However, special circumstances deserve special accomodations.
I was hopeful that I could use bitpim, but it does not support the 3589i.
On the chance that anyone could help me, the ESN is 04303807094 ...
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One would have assumed that USC would not SPC lock a phone that did not have active USC service, but one would be wrong.
Now I have to go through the unfortunate process of finding a way to get the SPC lock code from USC.
If anyone here can help me do that I would very much appreciate it. Yes, I know, the codes are not supposed to be given out. However, special circumstances deserve special accomodations.
I was hopeful that I could use bitpim, but it does not support the 3589i.
On the chance that anyone could help me, the ESN is 04303807094 ...
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Get a life, and find better things to do with your free time. Don't waste Forum space on this Forum!
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Fortunatly there are helpful people here, and the problem is solved!
Thanks for reminding me to thank the group.
Thanks for reminding me to thank the group.
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