MEP code free SIM card issue
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paulineviv
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oneal89 Posted messages 1 Status Member -
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Hello,
Let me explain, I received my Free Mobile SIM card, the line is activated. It works in two unlocked phones. However, it doesn't work in my Blackberry. It should be unlocked since I inserted a zero plan SIM card into it and that worked (I wasn't asked for an MEP code).
When I insert the Free SIM into my Blackberry Torch, I get the following message: "the SIM card is not unlocked, do you want to unlock it," I select yes, and then I'm asked for an MEP code.
I did some research and my MEP code is as follows: MEP-05277-005. We only enter the numbers, right? So if I only enter the numbers, the code doesn't work.
In your opinion, what could be the problem? I don't understand...
Let me explain, I received my Free Mobile SIM card, the line is activated. It works in two unlocked phones. However, it doesn't work in my Blackberry. It should be unlocked since I inserted a zero plan SIM card into it and that worked (I wasn't asked for an MEP code).
When I insert the Free SIM into my Blackberry Torch, I get the following message: "the SIM card is not unlocked, do you want to unlock it," I select yes, and then I'm asked for an MEP code.
I did some research and my MEP code is as follows: MEP-05277-005. We only enter the numbers, right? So if I only enter the numbers, the code doesn't work.
In your opinion, what could be the problem? I don't understand...
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the SIM card is not unlocked, do you want to unlock it?
huu try entering the code 1234 to see
I have the free mobile card, I've never heard of an MEP code -
http://mobile.free.fr/assistance/248.html
go here, everything is explained properly;
however, you need to have the unlocking code from the previous operator.
well yes, you need to have anticipated the steps a bit
good luck to those who are struggling
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All in all, I bought a MEP unlock code, because apparently there are 2 different ones, and it worked! I thought my phone was unlocked since it was working with a ZEROFORFAIT sim, but actually, it wasn't.
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No, you need to call the phone operator, namely Orange, to check if it is indeed an Orange phone. The SIM card number consists of a series of about 13 digits. Be careful, only three attempts are possible; otherwise, the phone will be locked, and that’s more complicated for you because it will need to be updated.
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I think that the Free SIM card is not compatible with the BlackBerry. I'm doing a quick check; for the MEP CODE, you need to go to your previous operator, which is what I did, but the code doesn't work. I think our BlackBerry phones won't work with the Free line; because my sister has a Samsung, she entered the MEP code and her phone worked, while mine didn't. I suggest you buy a phone directly from Free so you won't be bothered.
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And then the Blackberry that I have, I got it 4 months ago and if it doesn't work, it really bothers me because it is brand new and it drives me crazy that it doesn't work :( ...
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I have the Free Mobile SIM card, but it simply says SIM card error!
The MEP codes are the ones we usually use to unlock phones :/
Have you tried calling 3244??? -
Do you have a Blackberry? Because with another phone, they didn't ask me to enter the MEP code.
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Hello,
I just tried it with BB Curve, it recognizes the free card without asking for a code... -
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Hello,
to unlock a BlackBerry phone, you need the MEP number in the following format:
MEP-*****-*** which is noted under the battery (use a magnifying glass because it's really written small).
Otherwise, you need the IMEI number, which you can get by dialing *#06# on the phone keypad, and it will appear in the following format:
******.**.******.*
Give me this info and I might be able to help you ;)