Mobile phones

[snuggles]

Is it possible to unlock a pay-as-you-go phone to a contract sim? Different networks.

Thanks for your help.

[IndieSinger]

Yes. Before anyone else's SIM will work,  you ill need it unlocked. To unlock it, you need the 'phone's PUK code.

If you've had the 'phone for a year or more, you can 'phone up your provider (Orange, O2 or whoever) and tell them you want it unlocking. They will give you a PUK code (although sometimes you have to wait up to two weeks and it will usually cost around �20) and tell you how to input it.

If you haven't had it a year, then you can get it unlocked 'illegally' (and cheaper) at any of those independent/backstreet mobile 'phone shops in town. Go in, tell them you want it unlocked, and they'll probably charge you about �10 and, if it's a common 'phone, might even do it there and then.

Sometimes you can even find the PUK code by searching your 'phone's make and model (plus the word "PUK") on t'internet.

[wizard]

A PUK code is a code that allows you to unblock your SIM card if you put in the incorrect PIN 3 times. It doesn't remove the the Simlock. You will need a SP Lock Code for this. It can be done over the internet aswell, thats what I did. http://www.unlock247.co.uk/index.aspx

[Ralph]

If it's a nokia, you can find unlock code generators on the internet for free. Have a read of
http://www.unlockme.co.uk/codesexplained.html

[snuggles]

thanks for all your answers....it's not a Nokia, it's a Sharp. I bought it on Vodafone payg, and I want to use it with my O2 contract sim. I just didn't know if this was possible.

[Shamruth]

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