Fido Cellular - +++ UNLOCK YOUR GSM PHONES , LG MOTOROLA NOKIA SONYERICSSON

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+++ UNLOCK YOUR GSM PHONES , LG MOTOROLA NOKIA SONYERICSSON - fido rogers...etc

2005-12-11, 11:48 pm

Set your GSM phone free ... GSM world phones are meant to be used
with any GSM service provider anywhere in the world so
UNLOCK YOUR PHONE NOW!!!

Unlock, repair and upgrade firmware for GSM phones

-- MONTREAL --

ALL Motorola phone models (including the V3 8.26)
ALL Sonyericsson phone models
ALL Nokia phone models
ALL Samsung phone models
ALL LG phone models
NEW LG3G and the new SHARP 902 , 903 / 703 phone models
Most Siemens (including the M55 and C65)

**UNLOCK ONLY -Treo600, Treo650, MPX200, MPX220- UNLOCK ONLY**

- add different languages to your phones and send sms in your native
language.
- repair those software bugs and get better reception and add more features.
- give your phone higher value by unlocking it.
- use your phone with any sim card.
- get those phones u like from ebay or abroad and i'll unlock them.

fast guaranteed service and lowest price, email me for any questions

email: likwidi @ hotmail.com

Billy Bob

2005-12-12, 2:48 am

fix your date you XXXXing XXXXXXX.

"H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:qs2nf.1987$yw3.174508@weber.videotron.net...
> Set your GSM phone free ... GSM world phones are meant to be used
> with any GSM service provider anywhere in the world so
> UNLOCK YOUR PHONE NOW!!!
>
> Unlock, repair and upgrade firmware for GSM phones
>
> -- MONTREAL --
>
> ALL Motorola phone models (including the V3 8.26)
> ALL Sonyericsson phone models
> ALL Nokia phone models
> ALL Samsung phone models
> ALL LG phone models
> NEW LG3G and the new SHARP 902 , 903 / 703 phone models
> Most Siemens (including the M55 and C65)
>
> **UNLOCK ONLY -Treo600, Treo650, MPX200, MPX220- UNLOCK ONLY**
>
>
> - add different languages to your phones and send sms in your native
> language.
> - repair those software bugs and get better reception and add more
> features.
> - give your phone higher value by unlocking it.
> - use your phone with any sim card.
> - get those phones u like from ebay or abroad and i'll unlock them.
>
>
> fast guaranteed service and lowest price, email me for any questions
>
> email: likwidi @ hotmail.com
>
>
>
>
>
>

Billy Bob

2005-12-12, 2:48 am

P. Russell

2005-12-13, 5:48 pm

"guaranteed service" my XXX!!
this XXXXXXX broke my phone while unlocking it and he declined all
responsibility.
He "freed" the phone all right, the GW Bush way!
stay away from this incompetent liar.

"H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:qs2nf.1987$yw3.174508@weber.videotron.net...
> Set your GSM phone free ... GSM world phones are meant to be used
> with any GSM service provider anywhere in the world so
> UNLOCK YOUR PHONE NOW!!!
>
> Unlock, repair and upgrade firmware for GSM phones
>
> -- MONTREAL --
>
> ALL Motorola phone models (including the V3 8.26)
> ALL Sonyericsson phone models
> ALL Nokia phone models
> ALL Samsung phone models
> ALL LG phone models
> NEW LG3G and the new SHARP 902 , 903 / 703 phone models
> Most Siemens (including the M55 and C65)
>
> **UNLOCK ONLY -Treo600, Treo650, MPX200, MPX220- UNLOCK ONLY**
>
>
> - add different languages to your phones and send sms in your native
> language.
> - repair those software bugs and get better reception and add more
features.
> - give your phone higher value by unlocking it.
> - use your phone with any sim card.
> - get those phones u like from ebay or abroad and i'll unlock them.
>
>
> fast guaranteed service and lowest price, email me for any questions
>
> email: likwidi @ hotmail.com
>
>
>
>
>
>

2005-12-13, 5:48 pm

you can post anything you want but I will only fix my date when I feel like
it

posting lies and bullshit about sellers or people posting on this group just
because

they have the wrong date IS incompetent and stupid... mind you it's a waste
of

everybodys time and bandwidth... so how about you go find something else to

play with!

"P. Russell" <prussell@moonman.com> wrote in message
news:78udnVvg8uJcSgP
enZ2dnUVZ_tudnZ2d@ma
gma.ca...
> "guaranteed service" my XXX!!
> this XXXXXXX broke my phone while unlocking it and he declined all
> responsibility.
> He "freed" the phone all right, the GW Bush way!
> stay away from this incompetent liar.
>
>
> "H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:qs2nf.1987$yw3.174508@weber.videotron.net...
> features.
>
>

2005-12-13, 5:48 pm

oh and by the way... do you even know what a cellphone is ? you ignorant
moran !
Do you even know what unlocking is ??? besdies how can someone break a
phone while unlocking it ???? it's funny sometimes how someone can make a
fool of himself and can easily show their ignorance.

"P. Russell" <prussell@moonman.com> wrote in message
news:78udnVvg8uJcSgP
enZ2dnUVZ_tudnZ2d@ma
gma.ca...
> "guaranteed service" my XXX!!
> this XXXXXXX broke my phone while unlocking it and he declined all
> responsibility.
> He "freed" the phone all right, the GW Bush way!
> stay away from this incompetent liar.
>
>
> "H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:qs2nf.1987$yw3.174508@weber.videotron.net...
> features.
>
>

P. Russell

2005-12-13, 11:48 pm

I do have a vague idea of what a cellphone is. However, I have no idea of
what a 'moran' is.

oh and by the way... do you know what a moron is?
there are many types but one type of moron is those newsgroups posters who
insist on using the wrong date and "will only fix the date on their
computer when they feel like it".

And I still request reimbursement for the unlocking fee you charged me and
the cost of replacement of my phone that your damaged.

"H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:b3Hnf.36475$yw3.770208@weber.videotron.net...
> oh and by the way... do you even know what a cellphone is ? you ignorant
> moran !
> Do you even know what unlocking is ??? besdies how can someone break a
> phone while unlocking it ???? it's funny sometimes how someone can make
a
> fool of himself and can easily show their ignorance.
>
>
>
>

----- Original Message -----
From: "H" <likwidi@hotmail.com>
Newsgroups: mtl.forsale-vendre,mtl.vendre-forsale,alt.cellular.fido
Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 16:14
Subject: Re: +++ UNLOCK YOUR GSM PHONES , LG MOTOROLA NOKIA SONYERICSSON -
fido rogers...etc

> you can post anything you want but I will only fix my date when I feel
like
> it
> ....
>
>
>
> "P. Russell" <prussell@moonman.com> wrote in message
> news:78udnVvg8uJcSgP
enZ2dnUVZ_tudnZ2d@ma
gma.ca...
>
>

2005-12-13, 11:49 pm

so you DO know how to spellcheck! I'm impressed !!! getting you to reply
was very easy!
and thanks for proving that what I said about you and about your post is
right!

I suggest you get a real life and stop being a loser ... your posts are all
over the newsgroups ... you are trying to police everybody by saying
bullshit about the sellers and the stuff they're selling. You even give
your opinions on everything posted on the groups without being asked for
them but you sound and act like a 12 yr old kid so just GROW UP! I
really don't know how you can find the time to roam the newsgroups and post
like that... I feel I wasted my whole day reading your garbage and replying
to you so here are a few things you might wanna do to save yourself:

-get a life
-go out and meet people
-get a life (yes, again)
-get a job (a REAL job would help)
-grow up
-get a REAL life
-one day your mother is goiong to die so you need to support yourself on
your own
-and finally SEEK HELP!

now i will just ignore you and everything you say.

"P. Russell" <prussell@moonman.com> wrote in message
news:QpidncRywOdD2gL
eRVn-ig@magma.ca...
> I do have a vague idea of what a cellphone is. However, I have no idea of
> what a 'moran' is.
>
> oh and by the way... do you know what a moron is?
> there are many types but one type of moron is those newsgroups posters who
> insist on using the wrong date and "will only fix the date on their
> computer when they feel like it".
>
> And I still request reimbursement for the unlocking fee you charged me and
> the cost of replacement of my phone that your damaged.
>
>
>
> "H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:b3Hnf.36475$yw3.770208@weber.videotron.net...
make[color=darkred]
> a
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "H" <likwidi@hotmail.com>
> Newsgroups: mtl.forsale-vendre,mtl.vendre-forsale,alt.cellular.fido
> Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 16:14
> Subject: Re: +++ UNLOCK YOUR GSM PHONES , LG MOTOROLA NOKIA SONYERICSSON -
> fido rogers...etc
>
>
> like
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>
>

Harry Eugene Ly

2005-12-13, 11:49 pm

Actually it is possible to break a cellphone by unlocking it if the person
doesn't know what he/she is doing or there is a power problem during the
flashing/unlocking of the phone. If your phone's battery somehow loses power
or becomes accidentally dislodged during the flashing/unlocking process
(depending on how it is done), you basically get a very expensive
paperweight. It is the slightly the same idea as flashing/updating the BIOS
on computers. If anything happens during the flashing/updating process, your
motherboard is basically toast. I once damaged someone's phone by trying to
unlock it. The guy's battery was loose (it was held to his phone by tape)
and during the flash/unlocking process, the phone somehow lost power and his
phone wouldn't even power on.

"H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:b3Hnf.36475$yw3.770208@weber.videotron.net...
> oh and by the way... do you even know what a cellphone is ? you ignorant
> moran !
> Do you even know what unlocking is ??? besdies how can someone break a
> phone while unlocking it ???? it's funny sometimes how someone can make
a
> fool of himself and can easily show their ignorance.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "P. Russell" <prussell@moonman.com> wrote in message
> news:78udnVvg8uJcSgP
enZ2dnUVZ_tudnZ2d@ma
gma.ca...
>
>

Harry Eugene Ly

2005-12-13, 11:49 pm

By the way, I'm not implying that you don't know what you're doing. I'm just
stating that there is always a chance of something going wrong even if the
chances are very small. The only real safe way of unlocking a phone is to
unlock it is by keying in a code onto the phone itself which you can get
from certain cellphone service providers and this code is dependant on the
IMEI number of the phone so it is a unique number. The number that someone
gets for his phone to key in will be different from the number that you get
even if you have the same type of phone because IMEI numbers are different
for all phones. I generally unlock certain phones for free but I offer no
guarentee whatsoever so I'm wondering what you mean by "guaranteed service".
Yes, I've damaged 1 phone in my unlocking process (I've done about 25
phones) but that person was aware of the risk and there was a power issue
with his phone.

"Harry Eugene Ly" <consumers-get-bad-service@big-f*-companies.com> wrote in
message news:9kMnf.9217$O27.1002046@wagner.videotron.net...
> Actually it is possible to break a cellphone by unlocking it if the person
> doesn't know what he/she is doing or there is a power problem during the
> flashing/unlocking of the phone. If your phone's battery somehow loses
power

> or becomes accidentally dislodged during the flashing/unlocking process
> (depending on how it is done), you basically get a very expensive
> paperweight. It is the slightly the same idea as flashing/updating the
BIOS
> on computers. If anything happens during the flashing/updating process,
your
> motherboard is basically toast. I once damaged someone's phone by trying
to
> unlock it. The guy's battery was loose (it was held to his phone by tape)
> and during the flash/unlocking process, the phone somehow lost power and
his
> phone wouldn't even power on.
>
>
>
>
> "H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:b3Hnf.36475$yw3.770208@weber.videotron.net...
make[color=darkred]
> a
questions[color=dark
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>
>

2005-12-14, 5:48 am

GUARANTEED means I will not kill the phone and I will make sure it is
unlocked and that I KNOW FOR SURE what i'm doing. if i say i can unlock a
phone it's because I have tested it already and i know it works. you've
done 25 phones, I'VE done hundreds and never killed one phone. There are
different safe ways to unlock a phone without keying in codes, and there are
ways to revive DEAD phones even if something goes wrong! You just need to
know what you're doing before messing around with phones and trying to
unlock or flash them.... I have fixed damaged software on NOKIA MOTOROLA
and Sonyericsson so it is impossible to completely kill the phone and turn
it into a paperweight unless u do this on purpose or u actually break
internal parts or you don't have enough knowledge to unlock or flash
different phones !

"Harry Eugene Ly" <consumers-get-bad-service@big-f*-companies.com> wrote in
message news:ssMnf.9218$O27.1006021@wagner.videotron.net...
> By the way, I'm not implying that you don't know what you're doing. I'm
just
> stating that there is always a chance of something going wrong even if the
> chances are very small. The only real safe way of unlocking a phone is to
> unlock it is by keying in a code onto the phone itself which you can get
> from certain cellphone service providers and this code is dependant on the
> IMEI number of the phone so it is a unique number. The number that someone
> gets for his phone to key in will be different from the number that you
get
> even if you have the same type of phone because IMEI numbers are different
> for all phones. I generally unlock certain phones for free but I offer no
> guarentee whatsoever so I'm wondering what you mean by "guaranteed
service".
> Yes, I've damaged 1 phone in my unlocking process (I've done about 25
> phones) but that person was aware of the risk and there was a power issue
> with his phone.
>
>
> "Harry Eugene Ly" <consumers-get-bad-service@big-f*-companies.com> wrote
in
> message news:9kMnf.9217$O27.1002046@wagner.videotron.net...
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P. Russell

2005-12-14, 5:48 pm

He claims he KNOWS what he is doing but he cannot or refuses to set his
computer clock properly.
Do yourself a favor: avoid this arrogant clown.
he has caused more damage to phones than he is willing to admit.

"H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:gEQnf.41608$yw3.926904@weber.videotron.net...
> GUARANTEED means I will not kill the phone and I will make sure it is
> unlocked and that I KNOW FOR SURE what i'm doing. if i say i can unlock a
> phone it's because I have tested it already and i know it works. you've
> done 25 phones, I'VE done hundreds and never killed one phone. There are
> different safe ways to unlock a phone without keying in codes, and there
are
> ways to revive DEAD phones even if something goes wrong! You just need to
> know what you're doing before messing around with phones and trying to
> unlock or flash them.... I have fixed damaged software on NOKIA MOTOROLA
> and Sonyericsson so it is impossible to completely kill the phone and
turn
> it into a paperweight unless u do this on purpose or u actually break
> internal parts or you don't have enough knowledge to unlock or flash
> different phones !
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "Harry Eugene Ly" <consumers-get-bad-service@big-f*-companies.com> wrote
in
> message news:ssMnf.9218$O27.1006021@wagner.videotron.net...
> just
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P. Russell

2005-12-14, 5:48 pm

> ... I feel I wasted my whole day reading your garbage and replying
> to you...
Wow!!! you sure are a SLOW reader.
I suggest you quit unlocking phones and get your BRAIN unlocked! Imagine
all the things you could do if you boosted your IQ to 90!!!

"H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:IJInf.36491$yw3.791715@weber.videotron.net...
> so you DO know how to spellcheck! I'm impressed !!! getting you to
reply

> was very easy!
> and thanks for proving that what I said about you and about your post is
> right!
>
> I suggest you get a real life and stop being a loser ... your posts are
all
> over the newsgroups ... you are trying to police everybody by saying
> bullshit about the sellers and the stuff they're selling. You even give
> your opinions on everything posted on the groups without being asked for
> them but you sound and act like a 12 yr old kid so just GROW UP! I
> really don't know how you can find the time to roam the newsgroups and
post
> like that... I feel I wasted my whole day reading your garbage and
replying
> to you so here are a few things you might wanna do to save yourself:
>
> -get a life
> -go out and meet people
> -get a life (yes, again)
> -get a job (a REAL job would help)
> -grow up
> -get a REAL life
> -one day your mother is goiong to die so you need to support yourself on
> your own
> -and finally SEEK HELP!
>
> now i will just ignore you and everything you say.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "P. Russell" <prussell@moonman.com> wrote in message
> news:QpidncRywOdD2gL
eRVn-ig@magma.ca...
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Billy Bob

2005-12-14, 5:48 pm

Shut the XXXX up XXXXXXX - you can't even set the clock on your computer
right.

"H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:gEQnf.41608$yw3.926904@weber.videotron.net...
> GUARANTEED means I will not kill the phone and I will make sure it is
> unlocked and that I KNOW FOR SURE what i'm doing. if i say i can unlock a
> phone it's because I have tested it already and i know it works. you've
> done 25 phones, I'VE done hundreds and never killed one phone. There are
> different safe ways to unlock a phone without keying in codes, and there
> are
> ways to revive DEAD phones even if something goes wrong! You just need to
> know what you're doing before messing around with phones and trying to
> unlock or flash them.... I have fixed damaged software on NOKIA MOTOROLA
> and Sonyericsson so it is impossible to completely kill the phone and
> turn
> it into a paperweight unless u do this on purpose or u actually break
> internal parts or you don't have enough knowledge to unlock or flash
> different phones !
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "Harry Eugene Ly" <consumers-get-bad-service@big-f*-companies.com> wrote
> in
> message news:ssMnf.9218$O27.1006021@wagner.videotron.net...
> just
> get
> service".
> in
> person
> tape)
> ignorant
> a
> native
> them.
>
>

Harry Eugene Ly

2005-12-14, 11:48 pm

Actually, I didn't intentionally break the person's phone and I do know what
I'm doing with the phones that I normally unlock for FREE. In the middle of
the flashing that I was doing, the battery became dislodged. It wasn't
firmly in place to begin with and the person had held the battery to the
phone using tape. I'm not saying that you don't know what you're doing if
you read my posting. I'm just saying that it is possible to damage the phone
and turn it into a paperweight if something wrong happens at an inopertune
moment. I've done a few phones of the same type as the one that was damaged
and never had any problems using the software and the cable so I do know how
to unlock that type of phone. You have to look at the phone like a type of
computer. The phone is "programmed" to do certain things when it is powered
on just like your computer is programmed via the BIOS to do certain things.
If in the middle of the flashing of a phone or a computer, something goes
wrong at the wrong time, you can turn a phone into a paperweight. I never
said that you did this. The time that it happened to me, the phone wasn't
even "smart" enough to know how to turn itself back on since the flashing
got interrupted when the battery fell out. It is very difficult to revive a
dead phone when it doesn't even understand how to power up when you push the
power button. Placing a new battery into the phone didn't help and plugging
the phone to the AC outlet didn't help either. There is no way to fix the
problem that I encountered without opening up the phone (and possibly
replacing parts) since as I mentioned the phone wasn't even "smart" enough
to power on. If it can't power on and the problem is not with the battery or
the AC adaptor, there is no way to put clean/un-corrupted firmware onto the
phone.

"H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:gEQnf.41608$yw3.926904@weber.videotron.net...
> GUARANTEED means I will not kill the phone and I will make sure it is
> unlocked and that I KNOW FOR SURE what i'm doing. if i say i can unlock a
> phone it's because I have tested it already and i know it works. you've
> done 25 phones, I'VE done hundreds and never killed one phone. There are
> different safe ways to unlock a phone without keying in codes, and there
are
> ways to revive DEAD phones even if something goes wrong! You just need to
> know what you're doing before messing around with phones and trying to
> unlock or flash them.... I have fixed damaged software on NOKIA MOTOROLA
> and Sonyericsson so it is impossible to completely kill the phone and
turn
> it into a paperweight unless u do this on purpose or u actually break
> internal parts or you don't have enough knowledge to unlock or flash
> different phones !
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "Harry Eugene Ly" <consumers-get-bad-service@big-f*-companies.com> wrote
in
> message news:ssMnf.9218$O27.1006021@wagner.videotron.net...
> just
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>
>

2005-12-15, 5:48 am

can you tell me one thing? which phone was it exactly ? if you want to
discuss this any further please feel free to email me.

"Harry Eugene Ly" <consumers-get-bad-service@big-f*-companies.com> wrote in
message news:hD3of.22780$O27.1176995@wagner.videotron.net...
> Actually, I didn't intentionally break the person's phone and I do know
what
> I'm doing with the phones that I normally unlock for FREE. In the middle
of
> the flashing that I was doing, the battery became dislodged. It wasn't
> firmly in place to begin with and the person had held the battery to the
> phone using tape. I'm not saying that you don't know what you're doing if
> you read my posting. I'm just saying that it is possible to damage the
phone

> and turn it into a paperweight if something wrong happens at an inopertune
> moment. I've done a few phones of the same type as the one that was
damaged
> and never had any problems using the software and the cable so I do know
how
> to unlock that type of phone. You have to look at the phone like a type of
> computer. The phone is "programmed" to do certain things when it is
powered
> on just like your computer is programmed via the BIOS to do certain
things.
> If in the middle of the flashing of a phone or a computer, something goes
> wrong at the wrong time, you can turn a phone into a paperweight. I never
> said that you did this. The time that it happened to me, the phone wasn't
> even "smart" enough to know how to turn itself back on since the flashing
> got interrupted when the battery fell out. It is very difficult to revive
a
> dead phone when it doesn't even understand how to power up when you push
the
> power button. Placing a new battery into the phone didn't help and
plugging
> the phone to the AC outlet didn't help either. There is no way to fix the
> problem that I encountered without opening up the phone (and possibly
> replacing parts) since as I mentioned the phone wasn't even "smart" enough
> to power on. If it can't power on and the problem is not with the battery
or
> the AC adaptor, there is no way to put clean/un-corrupted firmware onto
the
> phone.
>
>
> "H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:gEQnf.41608$yw3.926904@weber.videotron.net...
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Harry Eugene Ly

2005-12-15, 11:48 pm

It was an old Ericsson (before it became Sony-Ericsson) T28w. I did a lot of
them without any problems using the exact same software and the exact same
cable. The one that turned into a paperweight wasn't done on purpose. Like a
mentioned, the person's battery was being held to the phone using some sort
of adhesive tape. While I was flashing it with the hacked unlocked firmware
for T28w (that I've used before without any problems on the same type of
phone), the battery became dislodged slightly. The result was the phone was
no longer smart enough to power on. Since it couldn't power on with the
battery, another battery, and the AC adaptor (and combinations of these
things), there was no way to put any firmware into the phone. It is similar
to trying to load software on a computer where the computer does not power
on anymore. To my knowledge, there is no way using only software to fix this
type of problem since loading software/firmware/etc requires that the device
at least powers up. I'm just stating that even if the person knows what
he/she is doing when he/she unlocks phones, it is possible that the phone
becomes a paperweight if something goes wrong. This normally happens if the
phone is not in 100% working condition to begin with (like in my case). In
another example, a co-worker asked me to unlock his Treo 600. I unlocked my
Treo 600 without any problems using hacked unlocked firmware that I found on
the web and he wanted me to do this for him. I took a look at his Treo 600
and while I was doing some simple tests before doing a hard reset, his Treo
600 rebooted itself. I then did a hard reset (no other programs installed on
it) and the Treo 600 rebooted itself again without any user intervention. I
refused to touch his Treo 600 because even though I can unlock Treo 600's
(I've done about 3), the Treo 600 is a mini computer and like updating
computer BIOS's if there is any power issue (rebooting, etc.) in the middle
of doing something like placing firmware or updating BIOS on computers or
PDAs, your PDA/computer might not be "smart" enough to turn itself on. This
is a well known fact. If you don't believe me that this type of thing is
dangerous, try updating your firmware/BIOS on your computer's motherboard.
In the middle of the update, pull the computer's power plug and see what
happens when you power up your computer again. Before I do any phone that
I'm familiar with (only Ericsson, Sony-Ericsson, some earlier Nokias and
Treo 600/650), I always mention that there are risks even if the risks are
very low. I also mention that since I'm not in the business of doing this
type of thing (I do it for friends, co-workers, and family) and I'm not
charging them anything, if anything goes wrong, I'm not responsible for it
and there are no guarantees (i.e. I won't replace or pay for their
phone/PDA). They are free to make their own choice.

"H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:Mfaof.1062$yf7.1039@weber.videotron.net...
> can you tell me one thing? which phone was it exactly ? if you want to
> discuss this any further please feel free to email me.
>
>
> "Harry Eugene Ly" <consumers-get-bad-service@big-f*-companies.com> wrote
in
> message news:hD3of.22780$O27.1176995@wagner.videotron.net...
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El Bandito

2005-12-15, 11:48 pm

"Harry Eugene Ly" <consumers-get-bad-service@big-f*-companies.com> wrote in
message news:vCnof.14204$yf7.123621@weber.videotron.net...
> It was an old Ericsson (before it became Sony-Ericsson) T28w. I did a lot
> of

Weren't those the charcoal flips?

Almost everybody that had one had battery problems (phone would loose power
whenever it feeled like it :)

I love my old clunker (I call it my little tank)

It's a standard Nokia 3390. No features, no fuss, so less that can (and
will) go wrong :)

2005-12-16, 2:48 am

yep.. I know about computer bios and how to kill it :) (and sometimes how
to fix it) - By the way I didn't mean to say that you don't know what
you're doing I'm just saying that maybe you don't have proper equipment and
software to fix phones!
With phones it's different, there is something called service mode or test
mode or flash mode ... I've done the T28 before by reading it's unlock codes
(from the phone itself) and then entering them into the phone. I have
flashed the siemens A56 with wrong software on purpose once and then fixed
it back! I have flashed many sonyericssons half way and then unplugged the
cable... of course the phone will not start but the battery is always giving
it power and it is possible using "proper" equipment and software (that I
actually bought for money) to flash it back and make it work! I've done
the same with motorola and nokia! I have even changed IMEI numbers on
certain phones... The only problem I have with what you said is being SO
SURE that the phone will become a paperwight if something wrong happens and
we'll have to trash it because that's not true (trust me).

"Harry Eugene Ly" <consumers-get-bad-service@big-f*-companies.com> wrote in
message news:vCnof.14204$yf7.123621@weber.videotron.net...
> It was an old Ericsson (before it became Sony-Ericsson) T28w. I did a lot
of
> them without any problems using the exact same software and the exact same
> cable. The one that turned into a paperweight wasn't done on purpose. Like
a
> mentioned, the person's battery was being held to the phone using some
sort
> of adhesive tape. While I was flashing it with the hacked unlocked
firmware
> for T28w (that I've used before without any problems on the same type of
> phone), the battery became dislodged slightly. The result was the phone
was
> no longer smart enough to power on. Since it couldn't power on with the
> battery, another battery, and the AC adaptor (and combinations of these
> things), there was no way to put any firmware into the phone. It is
similar
> to trying to load software on a computer where the computer does not power
> on anymore. To my knowledge, there is no way using only software to fix
this
> type of problem since loading software/firmware/etc requires that the
device
> at least powers up. I'm just stating that even if the person knows what
> he/she is doing when he/she unlocks phones, it is possible that the phone
> becomes a paperweight if something goes wrong. This normally happens if
the
> phone is not in 100% working condition to begin with (like in my case). In
> another example, a co-worker asked me to unlock his Treo 600. I unlocked
my
> Treo 600 without any problems using hacked unlocked firmware that I found
on
> the web and he wanted me to do this for him. I took a look at his Treo 600
> and while I was doing some simple tests before doing a hard reset, his
Treo
> 600 rebooted itself. I then did a hard reset (no other programs installed
on
> it) and the Treo 600 rebooted itself again without any user intervention.
I
> refused to touch his Treo 600 because even though I can unlock Treo 600's
> (I've done about 3), the Treo 600 is a mini computer and like updating
> computer BIOS's if there is any power issue (rebooting, etc.) in the
middle
> of doing something like placing firmware or updating BIOS on computers or
> PDAs, your PDA/computer might not be "smart" enough to turn itself on.
This
> is a well known fact. If you don't believe me that this type of thing is
> dangerous, try updating your firmware/BIOS on your computer's motherboard.
> In the middle of the update, pull the computer's power plug and see what
> happens when you power up your computer again. Before I do any phone that
> I'm familiar with (only Ericsson, Sony-Ericsson, some earlier Nokias and
> Treo 600/650), I always mention that there are risks even if the risks are
> very low. I also mention that since I'm not in the business of doing this
> type of thing (I do it for friends, co-workers, and family) and I'm not
> charging them anything, if anything goes wrong, I'm not responsible for it
> and there are no guarantees (i.e. I won't replace or pay for their
> phone/PDA). They are free to make their own choice.
>
>
> "H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:Mfaof.1062$yf7.1039@weber.videotron.net...
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Harry Eugene Ly

2005-12-16, 5:48 pm

The way I do T28w is to use a software that I found on the web and a special
cable. I don't know how to fix phones when a problem arises but for me if
the phone doesn't even power up, I doubt that software alone can fix the
problem.. I'm the first to admit this. I don't have the necessary equipment
to do that,. In order to fix the problem that I experienced with the T28w,
you have to somehow get software into the phone and without power to the
phone, this doesn't seem possible. I just unlock the phones with the
software that I found on the internet (which works) and the cable (which a
friend of mine who works at a telecommunications company "borrowed" from
work). I was just mentioning that I mention the risks to the people (only
friends, family & co-workers) when they ask me to unlock their phones. I
also tell them that I'm not responsible if anything goes wrong. I then tell
them my success rate and failure rate with their exact phone type as well as
with all phones. Since I'm doing this for free (and not to make money) and
I'm already selective about who I will do this for, they are free to make up
their own mind. My original post was just to find out what happens in your
case when something goes wrong and let's say that you can't fix it. For me,
the people that I do this for know what the risks are and that I don't
repair cellphones. They are free to make their own minds. I won't replace
their phones. In the case with the T28W, it was the person's old phone so he
told me that it didn't matter. However, what bugged him was that I had 2 of
them at the same time (one of them was his and the other was someone else's)
and I did both in front of them. The first one worked and with his, it
turned into a paperweight. He saw that I did the same thing and I didn't
purposely do something different to screw up his phone.

"H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:SJsof.22425$Iq3.291083@wagner.videotron.net...
> yep.. I know about computer bios and how to kill it :) (and sometimes
how
> to fix it) - By the way I didn't mean to say that you don't know what
> you're doing I'm just saying that maybe you don't have proper equipment
and
> software to fix phones!
> With phones it's different, there is something called service mode or
test
> mode or flash mode ... I've done the T28 before by reading it's unlock
codes

> (from the phone itself) and then entering them into the phone. I have
> flashed the siemens A56 with wrong software on purpose once and then fixed
> it back! I have flashed many sonyericssons half way and then unplugged the
> cable... of course the phone will not start but the battery is always
giving
> it power and it is possible using "proper" equipment and software (that I
> actually bought for money) to flash it back and make it work! I've done
> the same with motorola and nokia! I have even changed IMEI numbers on
> certain phones... The only problem I have with what you said is being SO
> SURE that the phone will become a paperwight if something wrong happens
and
> we'll have to trash it because that's not true (trust me).
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "Harry Eugene Ly" <consumers-get-bad-service@big-f*-companies.com> wrote
in
> message news:vCnof.14204$yf7.123621@weber.videotron.net...
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Harry Eugene Ly

2005-12-16, 5:48 pm

The T28w was a pretty good phone (reception, price, etc.) but the battery
was held to the phone with a clip. If the clip broke, you had to tape the
battery to the phone. The thing that often went wrong with the T28 was the
button to open the flip. There was a button on the side of the phone that
you would push and the flip would automatically open. I saw many T28w's
where the flip would "automatically" open without pushing the button.

"El Bandito" <abuseur@videotron.ca> wrote in message
news:k7qof.14572$yf7.201396@weber.videotron.net...
>
>
> "Harry Eugene Ly" <consumers-get-bad-service@big-f*-companies.com> wrote
in
> message news:vCnof.14204$yf7.123621@weber.videotron.net...
lot[color=darkred]
>
> Weren't those the charcoal flips?
>
> Almost everybody that had one had battery problems (phone would loose
power

> whenever it feeled like it :)
>
> I love my old clunker (I call it my little tank)
>
> It's a standard Nokia 3390. No features, no fuss, so less that can (and
> will) go wrong :)
>
>

2005-12-16, 11:48 pm

I think i did answer before in my posts the question about something going
wrong ! you said: "let's say you can't fix it"???? why wouldn't I be able
to fix it ? why would I be touching a phone in the first place if I don't
know to fix it or work with or flash it ...etc!
when you're a technician and you have experience and tools believe me you'll
know how to fix it ... when you send those dead phones back to the
manufacturer don't they fix them ?

you borrowed the cable and downloaded free hacked software... don't get mad
at me for saying this but no wonder you killed that phone and didn't know
how to fix it. AND no wonder when someone brings u a phone to unlock
they're taking a risk. I'm not being mean or anything but you can't just
give a phone or a computer or any device to someone who doesn't know much
about what he is doing and tell him to fix it or modify it, the risk there
is about 100% ... and I'm glad you mention it to your friends!

"Harry Eugene Ly" <consumers-get-bad-service@big-f*-companies.com> wrote in
message news:wjDof.22354$yf7.333937@weber.videotron.net...
> The way I do T28w is to use a software that I found on the web and a
special
> cable. I don't know how to fix phones when a problem arises but for me if
> the phone doesn't even power up, I doubt that software alone can fix the
> problem.. I'm the first to admit this. I don't have the necessary
equipment
> to do that,. In order to fix the problem that I experienced with the T28w,
> you have to somehow get software into the phone and without power to the
> phone, this doesn't seem possible. I just unlock the phones with the
> software that I found on the internet (which works) and the cable (which a
> friend of mine who works at a telecommunications company "borrowed" from
> work). I was just mentioning that I mention the risks to the people (only
> friends, family & co-workers) when they ask me to unlock their phones. I
> also tell them that I'm not responsible if anything goes wrong. I then
tell
> them my success rate and failure rate with their exact phone type as well
as
> with all phones. Since I'm doing this for free (and not to make money) and
> I'm already selective about who I will do this for, they are free to make
up
> their own mind. My original post was just to find out what happens in your
> case when something goes wrong and let's say that you can't fix it. For
me,
> the people that I do this for know what the risks are and that I don't
> repair cellphones. They are free to make their own minds. I won't replace
> their phones. In the case with the T28W, it was the person's old phone so
he
> told me that it didn't matter. However, what bugged him was that I had 2
of
> them at the same time (one of them was his and the other was someone
else's)
> and I did both in front of them. The first one worked and with his, it
> turned into a paperweight. He saw that I did the same thing and I didn't
> purposely do something different to screw up his phone.
>
>
>
> "H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:SJsof.22425$Iq3.291083@wagner.videotron.net...
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Jacques E. Bouchard

2005-12-16, 11:48 pm

"H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in
news:lvHof.27491$Iq3.486550@wagner.videotron.net:

> I think i did answer before in my posts the question about something
> going wrong ! you said: "let's say you can't fix it"???? why
> wouldn't I be able to fix it ? why would I be touching a phone in the
> first place if I don't know to fix it or work with or flash it ...etc!
> when you're a technician and you have experience and tools believe me
> you'll know how to fix it ... when you send those dead phones back to
> the manufacturer don't they fix them ?

So when every computer peripheral company tells you that turning off your
computer while updating the BIOS may permanently damage the unit, they're
just full of shit?

I'm sure there's a way to replace the BIOS chip, for instance, wiht another
pre-programed one. But is it worth it money-wise?

jaybee

Harry Eugene Ly

2005-12-16, 11:48 pm

I've unlocked phones before without any problems. I don't fix phones. I've
never said that I fix phones. I don't make any money on this. My question
remains? What if you can't fix the phone? Even a computer technician while
fixing a computer can damage it. Accidents do happen despite the best
precautions. Are you willing to replace the phone in the event that you
can't fix it? That is my question. If not, you should explain the risks to
people and inform them that your success rate is 100% but if anything goes
wrong and you can't fix it (but you will try to fix it), you will replace
the phone or you will not replace the phone. That is the only thing I'm
concerned about when I saw your posting. When you drop your negatives at a
photo development place to get developed, you get a receipt which states
which is basically a disclaimer saying that they are only responsible for
the film/negatives and not the contents. Even though people see this, no one
thinks twice about the photo development place purposely damaging or losing
the negatives/phones. I believe that this is good business practice so that
people know what they are getting and if something goes wrong, what they can
expect. In regards to sending a phone back to a manufacturer, like most
inexpensive electronic items, a lot of manufacturers will just replace your
phone with a refurbished or new phone or a phone that someone returned. I'll
give you an example. I buy an inexpensive VCR for $50. It will cost the
manufacturer more to fix it (considering that most technicians are paid in
the neighbourhood of $25/hour) than to just replace it. It is also the
consumer mentality also. Would I pay someone $25 to fix a VCR out of waranty
that I can buy for around $50 when I can buy a new one for $50 and get a 1
year warranty. In regards to the hacked software,and the cable as I
mentioned, I've done over quite a few T28w's with the same cable and same
software and only experienced 1 phone with a T28w that wasn't 100% in
perfect order. Before doing anything to the phone, I mention everything to
them whether they are friends, co-workers, or family. I'm just wondering
what happens if you can't fix the phone and don't say that you can always
fix it. Even a computer technician can't always fix a computer problem. In
regards to the problem that I had with the T28w, can you explain how you can
fix it when it won't even power up? You never explained this. It don't doubt
that it is possible to fix the problem with the T28w but what I'm saying
that I don't see that it is possible to fix it without replacing something
inside the phone either permanently or temporarily in order to reload the
firmware. In order to load firmware, you need power and the device has to
power up.

"H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:lvHof.27491$Iq3.486550@wagner.videotron.net...
> I think i did answer before in my posts the question about something
going

> wrong ! you said: "let's say you can't fix it"???? why wouldn't I be
able
> to fix it ? why would I be touching a phone in the first place if I don't
> know to fix it or work with or flash it ...etc!
> when you're a technician and you have experience and tools believe me
you'll
> know how to fix it ... when you send those dead phones back to the
> manufacturer don't they fix them ?
>
> you borrowed the cable and downloaded free hacked software... don't get
mad
> at me for saying this but no wonder you killed that phone and didn't know
> how to fix it. AND no wonder when someone brings u a phone to unlock
> they're taking a risk. I'm not being mean or anything but you can't just
> give a phone or a computer or any device to someone who doesn't know much
> about what he is doing and tell him to fix it or modify it, the risk
there

> is about 100% ... and I'm glad you mention it to your friends!
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "Harry Eugene Ly" <consumers-get-bad-service@big-f*-companies.com> wrote
in
> message news:wjDof.22354$yf7.333937@weber.videotron.net...
> special
if[color=darkred]
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972telecom

2005-12-16, 11:48 pm

Hi guys, after all this reading... WOW!

Lots of BS here.

First of all, only get your phone unlocked by a PROFESSIONAL UNLOCKER
ie 972telecom (me).

We have a 100% success rate, and a 100% replacement policy if something
happens (never has yet... lol)

These CODES are BS, the CABLE and hack software is BS - we are the
official unlocking unit in Montreal - you may have seen our FLEET of
trucks around the city and in front of our office on St-Catherine
Street.

Our policy is to have you in and out in 10 minutes with your phone
unlocked and in 100% working order, and tested before you leave.
We obviously also sell Bluetooth devices, data kits, chargers, pouches
and other unlocked GSM phones too. (www.972telecom.com)
We have the lowest Rate in the city for unlocking!
To prove this, with a copy of this post you can come into our office
and unlock your Nokia phones (includes the 8801, 6620, & 9300),
Motorola Phones (includes Razr 8.26, MPX200 &220) (DOES NOT INCLUDE
V360 or E1 Rokr), Samsung Phones (includes D500, E316, Z500)(DOES NOT
INLCUDE THE X497), Sony Ericsson (Inlcudes K750i, P910i, Z500a)(DOES
NOT INLCUDE W600i, K300i, Z520a).
With this offer between December 17 2005 and Jan 3 2006 for only
$10.00CDN (IN STORE ONLY)
1117 St-Catherine Street West, Sutie 205, Montreal Quebec - Corner of
PEEL

2005-12-17, 2:48 am

"explain the risks to people" what risks ? if the success rate is 100%
this means nothing can go wrong! otherwise it wouldn't be 100% ...
Basically you're trying to MAKE ME admit that it's possible that I could
damage the phone while unlocking it and that there is a chance of killing
the phone completely when unlocking it! because if I say that i will
replace the phone (or not replace it) in case something goes wrong, I'm
also saying that there is a possibility something might go wrong!

so here it goes again: your method is different that my method, there is
NO RISK whatsoever when you bring ME the phone for unlocking and my success
rate is 100% - if your phone works fine before unlocking, it will still
work fine after unlocking. and this is why I said guaranteed service.
you say you don't fix phones and yet you flash them using modified firmware
to unlock them!
UNLOCKING phones is not the same as flashing, fixing or repairing them!

and don't worry about the customers because they do ask if there is a risk
or if the phone will function differently after the unlocking ... mainly
because there are people trying to convince everybody that there are risks
of damaging the phone when unlocking it and becuase people in north america
don't have much knowledge about gsm phones!

"Harry Eugene Ly" <consumers-get-bad-service@big-f*-companies.com> wrote in
message news:tyKof.23809$yf7.448837@weber.videotron.net...
> I've unlocked phones before without any problems. I don't fix phones. I've
> never said that I fix phones. I don't make any money on this. My question
> remains? What if you can't fix the phone? Even a computer technician while
> fixing a computer can damage it. Accidents do happen despite the best
> precautions. Are you willing to replace the phone in the event that you
> can't fix it? That is my question. If not, you should explain the risks to
> people and inform them that your success rate is 100% but if anything goes
> wrong and you can't fix it (but you will try to fix it), you will replace
> the phone or you will not replace the phone. That is the only thing I'm
> concerned about when I saw your posting. When you drop your negatives at a
> photo development place to get developed, you get a receipt which states
> which is basically a disclaimer saying that they are only responsible for
> the film/negatives and not the contents. Even though people see this, no
one
> thinks twice about the photo development place purposely damaging or
losing
> the negatives/phones. I believe that this is good business practice so
that
> people know what they are getting and if something goes wrong, what they
can
> expect. In regards to sending a phone back to a manufacturer, like most
> inexpensive electronic items, a lot of manufacturers will just replace
your
> phone with a refurbished or new phone or a phone that someone returned.
I'll
> give you an example. I buy an inexpensive VCR for $50. It will cost the
> manufacturer more to fix it (considering that most technicians are paid in
> the neighbourhood of $25/hour) than to just replace it. It is also the
> consumer mentality also. Would I pay someone $25 to fix a VCR out of
waranty
> that I can buy for around $50 when I can buy a new one for $50 and get a 1
> year warranty. In regards to the hacked software,and the cable as I
> mentioned, I've done over quite a few T28w's with the same cable and same
> software and only experienced 1 phone with a T28w that wasn't 100% in
> perfect order. Before doing anything to the phone, I mention everything to
> them whether they are friends, co-workers, or family. I'm just wondering
> what happens if you can't fix the phone and don't say that you can always
> fix it. Even a computer technician can't always fix a computer problem. In
> regards to the problem that I had with the T28w, can you explain how you
can
> fix it when it won't even power up? You never explained this. It don't
doubt

> that it is possible to fix the problem with the T28w but what I'm saying
> that I don't see that it is possible to fix it without replacing something
> inside the phone either permanently or temporarily in order to reload the
> firmware. In order to load firmware, you need power and the device has to
> power up.
>
>
>
> "H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Harry Eugene Ly

2005-12-17, 5:48 pm

I just want to know what happens when the phone becomes damaged. For
Ericsson & Sony Ericsson & Palm, I flash phones with hacked firmware that I
found on the internet for free. This works, I've done it with my phones and
never had any issues with them.exept that 1 time. For Nokia's (old style
Nokia's), I use an "unlock" calculator to give me the unlock codes of the
Nokia phone (only works with certain older style phones) which I then enter
into the phyone. Since it didn't cost me anything, I show people where to
find this software or if they don't feel comfortable doing it and I've done
it with their phone before, I will do it for them. I've only had 1 problem.
This was with a phone where the battery wasn't firmly in place. During the
middle of the flashing, the phone lost power and would no longer power up.
As I mentioned, I did this phone quite a few times using the same software
and the same cable and experienced absolutely no problems so I can also say
that my success rate with this particular phone (T28w) was 100%. However I
did have a problem. The person who asked me to unlock his phone knew that I
wasn't responsible just like when peple give their negatives to a photo
development place, the developers aren't responsible for anything other than
just replacing the actual 35mm film yet I'm sure most people don't give this
much thought and still give the film negatives to Walmart, PJC, Pharmaprix,
etc. You can't fix all problems. In my computer example, sure it might be
possible to fix the BIOS/firmware issue by soldering/unsoldering new parts
to the motherboard, etc. but is it worth the time, energy, etc. to do this
or just buy a new motherboard and perform a swap? My question remains, what
will happen if you can't fix the problem? Currently I've never been in a car
accident while driving so I can say that driving with me is 100% safe. I
know that your success rate is currently 100% but that doesn't mean that
when you unlock phones, it is 100% safe since something can go wrong. If you
use a cable and software, then something can go wrong even if you keep
saying that absolutely nothing can go wrong. If that is the case, why don't
you just publicly say that you will replace the phone if something goes
wrong since you have absolutely nothing to lose with your 100% success rate.
Nothing is 100% except death and taxes ;)

"H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:%VLof.35265$Iq3.619565@wagner.videotron.net...
> "explain the risks to people" what risks ? if the success rate is 100%
> this means nothing can go wrong! otherwise it wouldn't be 100% ...
> Basically you're trying to MAKE ME admit that it's possible that I could
> damage the phone while unlocking it and that there is a chance of killing
> the phone completely when unlocking it! because if I say that i will
> replace the phone (or not replace it) in case something goes wrong, I'm
> also saying that there is a possibility something might go wrong!
>
> so here it goes again: your method is different that my method, there is
> NO RISK whatsoever when you bring ME the phone for unlocking and my
success
> rate is 100% - if your phone works fine before unlocking, it will still
> work fine after unlocking. and this is why I said guaranteed service.
> you say you don't fix phones and yet you flash them using modified
firmware
> to unlock them!
> UNLOCKING phones is not the same as flashing, fixing or repairing them!
>
> and don't worry about the customers because they do ask if there is a risk
> or if the phone will function differently after the unlocking ... mainly
> because there are people trying to convince everybody that there are risks
> of damaging the phone when unlocking it and becuase people in north
america
> don't have much knowledge about gsm phones!
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "Harry Eugene Ly" <consumers-get-bad-service@big-f*-companies.com> wrote
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2005-12-17, 11:48 pm

this whole discussion started when I said that you can't break a phone while
unlocking it and you insisted that it's not true.
you're still not getting my point here... I unlock phones using a different
method so even if the battery falls off or my computer crashes or the cable
disconnects or anything happens... the phone will still boot with no
problems since I'm not touching the firmware or modifying the software or
flashing it to unlock it!
that's all I have to say.

"Harry Eugene Ly" <consumers-get-bad-service@big-f*-companies.com> wrote in
message news:f2%of.49985$Iq3.876653@wagner.videotron.net...
> I just want to know what happens when the phone becomes damaged. For
> Ericsson & Sony Ericsson & Palm, I flash phones with hacked firmware that
I
> found on the internet for free. This works, I've done it with my phones
and
> never had any issues with them.exept that 1 time. For Nokia's (old style
> Nokia's), I use an "unlock" calculator to give me the unlock codes of the
> Nokia phone (only works with certain older style phones) which I then
enter

> into the phyone. Since it didn't cost me anything, I show people where to
> find this software or if they don't feel comfortable doing it and I've
done
> it with their phone before, I will do it for them. I've only had 1
problem.
> This was with a phone where the battery wasn't firmly in place. During the
> middle of the flashing, the phone lost power and would no longer power up.
> As I mentioned, I did this phone quite a few times using the same software
> and the same cable and experienced absolutely no problems so I can also
say
> that my success rate with this particular phone (T28w) was 100%. However I
> did have a problem. The person who asked me to unlock his phone knew that
I
> wasn't responsible just like when peple give their negatives to a photo
> development place, the developers aren't responsible for anything other
than
> just replacing the actual 35mm film yet I'm sure most people don't give
this
> much thought and still give the film negatives to Walmart, PJC,
Pharmaprix,
> etc. You can't fix all problems. In my computer example, sure it might be
> possible to fix the BIOS/firmware issue by soldering/unsoldering new parts
> to the motherboard, etc. but is it worth the time, energy, etc. to do this
> or just buy a new motherboard and perform a swap? My question remains,
what
> will happen if you can't fix the problem? Currently I've never been in a
car
> accident while driving so I can say that driving with me is 100% safe. I
> know that your success rate is currently 100% but that doesn't mean that
> when you unlock phones, it is 100% safe since something can go wrong. If
you
> use a cable and software, then something can go wrong even if you keep
> saying that absolutely nothing can go wrong. If that is the case, why
don't

> you just publicly say that you will replace the phone if something goes
> wrong since you have absolutely nothing to lose with your 100% success
rate.
> Nothing is 100% except death and taxes ;)
>
>
>
>
> "H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Harry Eugene Ly

2005-12-17, 11:48 pm

As I mentioned, if that is the case, why don't you just publicly say that
you will replace the phone if something goes wrong since you have absolutely
nothing to lose with your 100% success rate? This is because you know that
something can go wrong even if the chances are very slim and you don't want
to replace something like a Treo 650 or a SonyEricsson P900 if something
goes wrong. I've asked people to fix or modify some of my equipment. The
latest thing was my Xbox. I found 2 people that asked me roughtly for
$50+the cost of the mod. One of them asked for slightly more. One of them
said the same thing like you where he kept saying that nothing will go wrong
and if something did go wrong I wouldn't have to pay him but that nothing
will go wrong and the other person who charged me a bit more (~$5.00 more
for the part & ~$5.00 more for the labour) and told me that nothing will go
wrong but if something did go wrong, he would either fix it or give me his
used Xbox which had a larger hard drive and was modded or give me a new
unmodded Xbox. I obviously went with the 2nd guy since I'm giving both
people >$150 worth of equipment and even though I don't think that the 1st
person would "purposely" damage my Xbox, I didn't feel comfortable paying
someone for a mod chip and having him install it and if my Xbox didn't work
after the installation, I was basically lost my Xbox. My point is that you
know that something can go wrong even though you've unlocked (hundreds) of
phones with a 100% success rate. If you don't believe anything will go
wrong, then why did the person post what he did which could be the truth or
could be a lie and after he posted it why didn't you just clarify that YOU
WILL REPLACE ANY CELLPHONE THAT BECOMES DAMAGED INADVERTENTLY DURING THE
UNLOCKING PROCESS? You have absolutely nothing to lose with your 100%
success rate and you will gain more customers if you believe that you can
fix ALL problems that can arise and that you believe that absolutely NOTHING
can go wrong. I'm not accusing you of purposely damaging anyone's phone like
you did to me when I wrote that a T28w became damaged when I attempted to
update it with modified firmware and the battery dislodged. Before touching
the person's cellphone, he (co-worker) knew my success rate (at that point
100%) and the risks which I told him was not 0% risk. Two people gave me
T28w and both waited at my desk while I flashed the phones with the modified
firmware. The first phone worked perfectly (as did others). The second phone
didn't work because the battery accidentally dislodged (due to fact that his
phone's battery clip wasn't working and the battery was held to the phone
with tape) and his phone didn't work. Both people witnessed what I did and I
didn't do anything different. So I didn't purposely damage one person's
cellphone and not the other person's. I had absolutely nothing to gain from
it since I wasn't charging either of them and if I wasn't on friendly terms
with the 2nd person I just would just have said that I wouldn't unlock his
T28w when he asked me instead of "purposely" damaging a phone which at the
time of the incident was over 5 years old.

"H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> this whole discussion started when I said that you can't break a phone
while

> unlocking it and you insisted that it's not true.
> you're still not getting my point here... I unlock phones using a
different
> method so even if the battery falls off or my computer crashes or the
cable

> disconnects or anything happens... the phone will still boot with no
> problems since I'm not touching the firmware or modifying the software or
> flashing it to unlock it!
> that's all I have to say.
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El Bandito

2005-12-18, 2:48 am

"H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> UNLOCKING phones is not the same as flashing, fixing or repairing them!

Don't you have to put in some *new* firmware into the phone, therefore
erasing the one currently on it?

It's called flashing.

You can enable some hidden features on some phones just by inputting some
codes, but unlocking it so it can be used on any network is indeed flashing
its firmware.

(otherwise every phone could be unlocked with some codes found on Google).

2005-12-18, 5:48 pm

WOW el bandito!!! shows that you really know alot about unlocking
phones...have you heard of fido or other service providers making you pay
250$ and providing you with a code to unlock the phone that you bought from
them??? apparently NOT!
NO it is NOT flashing.

Harry, you're mixing apples and oranges again... moding an Xbox requires
openning it and messing with the hardware, unlocking a phone doesn't! it
shows that ALOT of people (look at the post above by elbandito) don't know
much about gsm phones or about unlocking them and I feel it is my obligation
to inform them since i offer the service.
unlocking a phone does not require openning it, it does not require flashing
it, it does not require modifying its hardware, it is 100% safe ... it
involves inputting (calculated) codes in the phone or reading them from the
phone and inputting them in it.
Why did you kill the T28 (unintentionally)? well because you used the wrong
method to do it , of course it worked a few times but it was risky, and it
doesn't mean that everyone is using your method to unlock phones.
and I can't believe that after all this you come and ask why did that person
post what he posted about his phone being damaged, did you even READ his
posts and replies??? did it occur to you that he was doing that on purpose
because I used the wrong date on my PC ???

what a waste... !

"El Bandito" <abuseur@videotron.ca> wrote in message
news:8P6pf.30279$yf7.933899@weber.videotron.net...
>
> "H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:%VLof.35265$Iq3.619565@wagner.videotron.net...
>
> Don't you have to put in some *new* firmware into the phone, therefore
> erasing the one currently on it?
>
> It's called flashing.
>
> You can enable some hidden features on some phones just by inputting some
> codes, but unlocking it so it can be used on any network is indeed
flashing
> its firmware.
>
> (otherwise every phone could be unlocked with some codes found on Google).
>
>

El Bandito

2005-12-18, 5:48 pm

"H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:d3bpf.1722$Nl6.3119@weber.videotron.net...
> WOW el bandito!!! shows that you really know alot about unlocking
> phones...have you heard of fido or other service providers making you pay
> 250$ and providing you with a code to unlock the phone that you bought
> from
> them??? apparently NOT!
> NO it is NOT flashing.

Then how come those codes are not floating around on the internet?

I mean, people are able to find DVDs not on sale yet, just a quick google
allows people to find about everything, yet those codes never show up?

gimme a break.

Harry Eugene Ly

2005-12-18, 5:48 pm

If it is 100% safe, why don't you just say that you will replace any phone
that you unintentially damaged and that you can't fix? The reason you won't
say this is that you know that anything can go wrong and the only thing that
is 100% is death and taxes. Yes, I know that unlocking a phone doesn't
require opening up the phone and unlocking an Xbox does require opening it
up. My point is that unlocking a phone depending on the method used is not
100% safe and you know it. Any method that requires inputting software into
the phone is not safe. Any method that requires inputting just the unlock
codes for that partiuclar phone based on the IMEI number of the phone and
the GSM service provider is safer as long as a cable is not used to read the
codes. I know that reading the codes from a phone shouldn't cause any
problems and in most cases won't cause any problems but as I mentioned,
anything can go wrong. If you are so sure that you won't damage a cellphone
and that you can fix any problem that arises, you would just say that you
will replace any phone that becomes damaged during the unlocking process and
that you can't fix. As I mentioned, you have absolutely nothing to lose with
your success rate of 100% and you would probably gain more customers. Yes I
did read what he posted and I seem to remember that it was someone else who
mentioned that your date was wrong and he mentioned that you broke his
phone. He then commented that you didn't know how to change the date/time on
your computer but that was after his first post. The point is: IF YOU
BELIEVE THAT IT IS 100% SAFE AND THAT ABSOLUTELY NOTHING CAN GO WRONG THAT
YOU CAN'T FIX, JUST SAY THAT YOU WILL REPLACE ANY CELLPHONE THAT HAPPENS TO
BECOME DAMAGED AND YOU ARE UNABLE TO FIX IT. You have absolutely nothing to
lose based on your 100% success rate and your belief that the method(s) you
use are 100% safe. In fact, you will probably gain clients if you do this.
The only way I would ue your service based on the fact that you won't say
that you will replace any cellphone that happens to become damaged and you
can't fix it is if I buy a new cellphone with a warranty and the store has a
return/exchange policy. If it becomes damaged during the unlocking process,
I would just exchange it at the store for a new one. I wouldn't get a phone
unlocked that no longer has a warranty and can't be exchanged at a store
from anyone who thinks that it his/her method is 100% safe but won't offer
any form of restitution in the event that something does go wrong. If it is
100% safe, why not just offer to replace the phone in the event that it
becomes damaged and you can't fix it. The only reason I can see for this is
that you know that it is not 100% safe even though your success rate is 100%
and you don't want to be responsible for replacing someone's cellphone.

"H" <likwidi@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:d3bpf.1722$Nl6.3119@weber.videotron.net...
> WOW el bandito!!! shows that you really know alot about unlocking
> phones...have you heard of fido or other service providers making you pay
> 250$ and providing you with a code to unlock the phone that you bought
from
> them??? apparently NOT!
> NO it is NOT flashing.
>
> Harry, you're mixing apples and oranges again... moding an Xbox requires
> openning it and messing with the hardware, unlocking a phone doesn't!
it
> shows that ALOT of people (look at the post above by elbandito) don't know
> much about gsm phones or about unlocking them and I feel it is my
obligation
> to inform them since i offer the service.
> unlocking a phone does not require openning it, it does not require
flashing
> it, it does not require modifying its hardware, it is 100% safe ... it
> involves inputting (calculated) codes in the phone or reading them from
the
> phone and inputting them in it.
> Why did you kill the T28 (unintentionally)? well because you used the
wrong

> method to do it , of course it worked a few times but it was risky, and it
> doesn't mean that everyone is using your method to unlock phones.
> and I can't believe that after all this you come and ask why did that
person
> post what he posted about his phone being damaged, did you even READ his
> posts and replies??? did it occur to you that he was doing that on purpose
> because I used the wrong date on my PC ???
>
> what a waste... !
>
>
>
>
>
>
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>
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> "El Bandito" <abuseur@videotron.ca> wrote in message
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Harry Eugene Ly

2005-12-18, 5:48 pm

Actually "H" is correct. Unlocking doesn't always require flashing. There
are 2 ways that I know of to unlock a GSM phone. One is to flash it using
new unlocked firmware and the other is to input the unlock codes for the
phone. One is safer than the other but neither is 100% safe. The unlock
codes are different for all phones and it is based on the IMEI number of the
phone and the cellphone provider so googling for it will not work unless you
come across the "unlock calculator" like the one that is available for free
for older style Nokia phones. Placing new firmware on the phone requires
"flashing" and is not 100% safe. Reading the unlock codes from the phone
itself is also not 100% safe (but is safer than putting firmware onto the
phone). Before you say that all you're doing is reading the unlock codes
from the firmware and absolutely nothing can go wrong, how many times has it
happened when you took someone's floppy disk to read some information and
you gave the floppy disk back to the person and he wasn't able to read
anything from the disk. All you did was read from his floppy disk. Anything
can go wrong. Nothing is 100% safe. Using the unlock code is safer than
putting firmware onto the phone. Reading the unlock code from the phone
itself isn't 100% safe even though the chances of something going wrong are
slim, they aren't 0%. If it was 100% safe as "H" mentions, he would just
offer to replace any phone that becomes damaged during the unlocking process
which he can't fix. I'm not sayi