on 09-04-2018 15:21
Please can someone help me
I have been trying to unlock my phone to no avail, had 3 different unlock codes from o2, and of course when i tried them it was too many goes, now when i place a Non O 2 sim into samsung galaxy s6 i get this message,
"Sim network pin Blocked,Enter Sim network PUK"
this is NOT my usual puk as with o2 sim inserted my phone is ok. Have been trying to make someone at o2 understand that i need the DEfreeze/MCK code, they are saying they dont understand!! the problem
have been told by o2 to contact Samsung ( i did, not their problem) also to contact the other provider (i did, the same) and it comes back to O2.. who wont or areunwilling to supply this MCK code, can any one out there tell where to get this code or how to make O2 understand what i require, have been doing this now for nearly 2 weeks!!!
soooo frustrated
regards gandalf (not a real wizard):triumph:
09-04-2018 15:27 - edited 09-04-2018 15:32
09-04-2018 15:27 - edited 09-04-2018 15:32
Hi @gandalf147 Did you follow the advice on this link https://www.o2.co.uk/help/phones-sims-and-devices/unblock-your-phone
If you enter the wrong code more than 10 times you wil find it permanently blocked and you willl need to contact CS or Samsung. It can be unblocked
Edited to add...not sure what you mean by MCK code... do you mean NCK (Network Control Code) code?
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on 09-04-2018 15:44
on 09-04-2018 15:44
on 09-04-2018 16:21
on 09-04-2018 16:21
hi there, yes i did follow the instructions, but it may be that i entered the code wrongly!! my phone still works perfectly with the o2 sim, its only when i put in a NON o2 sim that i get this message, and its says network sim invalid, and i need the SIM NETWORK PUK .... after much research and contacting samsung several times i have been informed that i need the MCK/DEFREEZE code, so that i can then input my phone unlock code in ..( is this making sense?) have also contacted the other network of the non o2 sim, and they all tell me that O2 should hae this code !!
on 09-04-2018 16:25
on 09-04-2018 16:25
Hi there, as in my other reply I have contacted Samsung directly and they have informed me that its NOT them, as they supply the phones without the lock codes on, its o2 who put thelock code onto the phones, i bought the phone outright so there should not have been a sim lock on it, the phone works perfectly well with the O2 sim, but wont allow me to put in a NON o2 sim card, without giving me that strange error message, so that i cannot go any further to unlocking my phone to use with another sim.thanks
on 09-04-2018 16:35
on 09-04-2018 16:35
on 10-04-2018 16:20
on 10-04-2018 16:20
Hi Mi5,
thanks for your replys on this, much appreciated, and yeah i know what you mean about o2 not understanding what im asking for ...!!! phew they are hardwork, and keep sending me the unlock/unlatching code, which i cant yet use unfortunately, they have now sent me an e-mail (after 1doz phone calls) to say they are in contact with samsung to try and solve this problem!LOL i have contacted samsung myself to no avail, so it looks like i will be taking your advise and taking it to someone to have a look at,
Oh for an easy life! but then it would be boring
on 10-04-2018 16:23
on 10-04-2018 16:23
on 10-04-2018 17:07
on 10-04-2018 17:07
Hey @gandalf147 please keep us updated on this one! I'm interested to hear how it turns out.
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on 10-04-2018 19:12
on 10-04-2018 19:12
Hi Martin, I sure will keep u updated, it will be interesting to hear if Samsung can help, I have been in contact with them a couple of times, and they always refer me back to o2!!
From much research on internet it seems that this elusive MCK/ unfreeze code is out there somewhere, here's hoping..
If not then much to my chagrin I will have to pay someone to try and unlock my phone.