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Unlocking your Sony Ericsson's GC83 EDGE PC Card (PCMCIA) If you want to share this information please link directly to this page: instead of copying it. Tin lin quan]. About this Article In this article I intend to show you how I unlocked my Sony Ericsson's GC83 EDGE PC Card (PCMCIA) that I purchased from Ebay.
What happened to me First allow me to explain what I purchase. April 17th 2006 I purchase a Sony Ericsson's GC83 EDGE PC Card (PCMCIA) from a wonderful seller on Ebay.com After shipping it quickly to me I opened the package and noticed this was pretty much a brand new card from Cingular. I have T-Mobile so I was hoping this would be an UNLOCKED card. It wasn't, so hence my dilemma. (and probably yours if you're readying this) I turned on the cingular manager software only to be shown a 'Wireless Device is Locked' and no way to go on after that. What I did to Unlock my Card I looked around on only to find that everyone was having trouble finding anyone who did it (except for one person that suggested you send them a money order for $85 and they would do it, Yeah RIGHT!) I thought I'd try with the most obvious path, which I was sure everyone else took: Call Cingular!
I did have a friend with a cingular phone, and I knew his phone number, but didn't know his Password, or Social Security (hint. I didn't need it) After Talking to a number of people I discover that the group in Cingular that has access to the 'Unlock Codes' are the 'Data support group' (same people that would help it set it up. They did ask me for the phone number associated with the card (I gave them my friends) and the IMEI (unique number in the back of the card. (I had those) Then they asked me for the password (or last four digits of the owners Social) I didn't have either these and after explaining to customer service rep. That I wasn't going to change anything they let me continue. After giving him the IMEI he gave me the UNLOCK CODE: 52719344 'DONE', I thought, but unfortunately he told me that 'Cingular doesn't have the instructions to unlock the card, and Sony Ericsson will not help you with this.' But the solution was staring me right in the face: Don't use the cingular software that came with the card.