[lilia23]

Hi everyone, this is my first post and I could use some help with my unlocking my Blackberry. Here's my situation:

My T-Mobile BlackBerry 8320 Curve was on both a data and phone plan up until last month when I quit my job. I had it for work and it was under a corporate plan. I now want to unlock it so I can use it internationally (specifically in China) with a prepaid SIM card. I didn't think of unlocking it before the service was cancelled. The current message I'm receiving is "SIM Card Rejected" and it is in SOS mode.

I called T-Mobile and asked if they could unlock it. The representative said that since the account was cancelled she does not have access to the unlock information. She said I would have to have the account open in order for me to unlock it, and I really want to avoid renewing service just to unlock it.

What can I do now? Can the manufacturer (RIM) help me unlock this device? Should I pay some money to get the unlock code from one of those third-party companies? My concern is that this might be significantly different than unlocking a number that is already in service.

Thanks for your help!

[coldconfession13]

HorizonWirelessOnline.com - Horizon Wireless, The World’s Cellular Repair Center ß

[coldconfession13]

use "economy" for $10 off

[lilia23]

thanks for the link - I'll give it a try.
So they can still unlock it even though my number has been suspended? That doesn't have anything to do with the unlocking, I assume?

[coldconfession13]

Wirelessly posted

Nope

[dynamicrockstar469]

Or you could use MFI Multiloader. Search around for it.

[John Clark]

Keep in mind that even though you unlock the device, the carrier can send the pin to RIM and have the device's pin blocked.

[juggalonation75]

ive used this site dozens of times....very reliable!

www dot gsmphonesource dot com

(sorry i can post links yet since my post count is below 10)

Ive received my unlock codes within 24 hours whenever I use them