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#1
 2000-10-18, 09:53 |
krazd 
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 cell phones
is it posible to bypass the pin lock or to crack it somehow on cell phones?
i know that if you put the wrong number in 3 times it locks it up compleatly and you have tyo wring the phone company
in particular the sagem rc 815
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#2
2000-10-21, 18:18 |
Violent Impulses
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Re: cell phones
Here is a way.
Go up to the owner and beat him repeatedly.
Or my mate says: -
Put four 0000's then a space, then two 0's and a 1.
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#3
2000-11-04, 16:14 |
milhouse
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Re: cell phones
how about on the following nokia phones: 51xx series, 61xx/62xx series
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