PUK codes

[icarus_omega]

is there any way of finding out what the puk code is for a sim card, without haveing to ring the mobile network.

thanks for your help

[kavos86]

absolutely not!!!!

[Manipulator]

Originally posted by icarus_omega
is there any way of finding out what the puk code is for a sim card, without haveing to ring the mobile network.

thanks for your help


yes,when they alreagy give you the PUK when you buy the simcard.
haha.
why you don't want to call to centre.
ohhhh.....hehehe...:D

[weiandy]

Just call ur service provider, they will give it to u.

[mc_ma$$ive]

just call the centre its different every time

[weiandy]

It shd be the same all the time.

[Manipulator]

Originally posted by mc_ma$$ive
just call the centre its different every time




there should be only 1 PUK1 and 1 PUK2 for each simcard.
how can it be different every time u ask.

[weiandy]

Ya thats what i am told all the time.

[RFJ]

Both Vodafone and Cellnet (BT, O2, call it what you want) traditionally supplied a different PUK code each time you called them. This however, is going back to the time when Orange was a fruit and T-Mobile was nothing more than a Yorkshire phrase.

I'm not sure whether they do this now or not because I no longer deal direct with our customers, although I would expect not.

[Kanedhiro]

There's only the same PUK no. Can never be different!!
:) :D :) :D

[weiandy]

ya i cfm that with my service provider.

[adrianpopa]

Check this thread (http://nokiafree.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=8519) .

[RFJ]

Originally posted by Kanedhiro
There's only the same PUK no. Can never be different!!
:) :D :) :D

Well, clearly they could, and they were!

I suggest that the SP were able to reprogram the PUK. You have to consider that, at the time I am talking about, first generation sim cards were in use (5 volt technology).

I cant however, comment on whether the PUK can be changed by the network on the latest 3v sims. I will try and make the time to read the above mentioned thread though.:)