Is there any way to get free SIM network unlock codes?
11 Answers
Well,
the only way one could get a free unlock code is by asking the carrier
to unlock their phone. Legaly they are obliged to provide the code for
free, but only if you are not under contract. If you’re under contract
they can refuse to unlock the phone or they will ask a lot of money to
do it.
If you try to find a solution to get
free unlock codes online, i woldn’t reccomend it. There are websites
that claim to unlock your phone for free but they won’t work and most
likely there’s a catch.
So the safest method remains using a reliable unlocking service like www.unlockradar.com who is one of the cheapest on the market.
I
think that finding free SIM network unlock codes is fantastic thing. As
a rule, many sites offer false information in an attempt to offer users
a broken codes.
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Free
Network Unlocks is something that many people want, many people
“offer”, but actually does not exist (Only in very specific cases).
Many
people’s response when I am informing them about the price for
unlocking their iPhones, they say: “But I can do it for free, I found it
online.”
I am sorry to dissapoint you, but you
need to meet some specific requirements in order to be able to unlock
your iPhone for free (Have up to iPhone 3Gs, with specific iOS version
and not a specific baseband version). But, I do not think that many
people use iPhone 3Gs …
The unlock price and
time, depend on the Network that locks your device. For instance,
AT&T USA unlock might take from 1–2 hours to 5 days, whereas
Softbank Japan unlock, might take from 5 to 15 days. The prices can vary
from $20 to $130.
The best thing is to learn first all the information about your iPhone (SIM-Lock, Network Identification, Blacklist status, iCloud status, Contract & Warranty status..) and then order the correct iPhone unlock service for your device.
Sim network Unlock codes are genereated from Imei number of your mobile phone.
Many
apps are available to genreated sim network unlock codes. But for that
you need to go deep in search in google, yahoo etc. You won’t find on
first page of search result.
Those software or app genereate 4 kind of codes.
Nck, spck deep freeze code etc. Normally nck code is sim network unlock code.
Here is another way you can unlock your mobile without sim network unlock codes.
this
can vary widely from device to device and which carrier the device is
locked to. often times youll be able to have the original carrier that
the device is locked to unlock the device for free. most carriers have
conditions that have to be met first. att is particularly good with
unlocking paid-in-full out of contract devices. all verizon 4g lte
devices are already unlocked and can be used with other carriers sim
cards. sprint has in the past been very uncooperative when it comes to
unlocking their devices but new fcc agreements have made the process
somewhat easier.
many devices you can unlock yourself if you have a little technical know how and can follow a tutorial. for example samsung devices such as the s3, s4, mega, note series phones, etc. the exact process can vary slightly depending on the version of the device and other factors including bootloader version, baseband version, etc etc. a sometimes the process involves flashing certain partitions of the device in order to gain access to hidden menus where you can reprogram the devices firmware and sometimes the process is as simple as rooting the phone and running a specific .apk. One example of this is the galaxy s4 version sgh-I337, on early baseband versions you could unlock it for free with an app called "region lock away" (root required). of course now you wouldnt need to do that because att would easily give you an unlock code for free for those older devices assuming they're not blacklisted.
then there's the apple devices, most people have heard, read, or seen the term "factory unlocked" as it pertains to idevices. however most people dont really know what that means in regards to sim/carrier unlocking. with idevices there is no such thing as an "unlock code" i dont care what anyone tells you or what you read on some forum, THERE IS NO CODE FOR CARRIER UNLOCKING IDEVICES. In order to carrier unlock/factory unlock an idevice it must be done through the carrier that the device is locked to. essentially the network restrictions are all managed via the imei number of the device. the carrier must contact apple and tell apple to "whitelist" the device and for which networks or reigions to allow it to operate on. they can unlock it to only work on other networks overseas or to work globally with any compatible network frequencies and or carrier sim cards.
as stated earlier all of the 4g lte idevices that come from verizon are automatically factory unlocked and can be used with other carrier sims out of the box.
with that being said there are methods to unlock iphones that the carrier will not unlock for you, for example if the iphone is financed, still under contract, blocked for non payment etc etc, then the carrier usually will not unlock it for you. by using certain hardware hacks such as a sim interposer (gpp sim, R-sim, and others) you can bypass the carrier lock and use the iphone with another carrier sim. sometimes this requires jailbreaking and installing certain patches to the device and doesnt always give you full network functionality for example you may have restricted data speeds and be limited to 3g speeds instead of full lte network speeds.
many devices you can unlock yourself if you have a little technical know how and can follow a tutorial. for example samsung devices such as the s3, s4, mega, note series phones, etc. the exact process can vary slightly depending on the version of the device and other factors including bootloader version, baseband version, etc etc. a sometimes the process involves flashing certain partitions of the device in order to gain access to hidden menus where you can reprogram the devices firmware and sometimes the process is as simple as rooting the phone and running a specific .apk. One example of this is the galaxy s4 version sgh-I337, on early baseband versions you could unlock it for free with an app called "region lock away" (root required). of course now you wouldnt need to do that because att would easily give you an unlock code for free for those older devices assuming they're not blacklisted.
then there's the apple devices, most people have heard, read, or seen the term "factory unlocked" as it pertains to idevices. however most people dont really know what that means in regards to sim/carrier unlocking. with idevices there is no such thing as an "unlock code" i dont care what anyone tells you or what you read on some forum, THERE IS NO CODE FOR CARRIER UNLOCKING IDEVICES. In order to carrier unlock/factory unlock an idevice it must be done through the carrier that the device is locked to. essentially the network restrictions are all managed via the imei number of the device. the carrier must contact apple and tell apple to "whitelist" the device and for which networks or reigions to allow it to operate on. they can unlock it to only work on other networks overseas or to work globally with any compatible network frequencies and or carrier sim cards.
as stated earlier all of the 4g lte idevices that come from verizon are automatically factory unlocked and can be used with other carrier sims out of the box.
with that being said there are methods to unlock iphones that the carrier will not unlock for you, for example if the iphone is financed, still under contract, blocked for non payment etc etc, then the carrier usually will not unlock it for you. by using certain hardware hacks such as a sim interposer (gpp sim, R-sim, and others) you can bypass the carrier lock and use the iphone with another carrier sim. sometimes this requires jailbreaking and installing certain patches to the device and doesnt always give you full network functionality for example you may have restricted data speeds and be limited to 3g speeds instead of full lte network speeds.
There
are ways to get free SIM network unlock codes for your mobile,
typically you can find generators online for older mobiles for free,
however you very rarely find sim network unlock code generators for
newer phones. The only one I’ve found is over at Free Mobile Unlocks.
You can access their sim network unlock pin generator below
All
the steps are shown there on exactly how to use it and what phones it
is capable of unlocking, i’ve used it for all of my phones and it’s
worked a treat every single time.
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If
you’re with AT&T, Sprint, T-mobile and other huge phone networks,
they can usually provide the code needed to unlock your phone :) I’m not
entirely sure if you will need to pay them (probably - but hopefully
not given the bill that was passed just last year. It can take time
though). In case you’re not quite ready to do this though, you can try unlockyoursim.com . I used it before for my phone and I didn’t have any problems. Hope this helps!
Yes! Other than getting your phone unlocked from your carrier for free, there are many sites where you can get Free Unlock Codes. One I know for sure is FreeCellPhoneUnlockCodes.info
Please
keep in mind that a wise man (Napoleon Hill) once said that “there is
no such thing as something for nothing.” And this is true in most cases
where “FREE” is the price.
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