I've got a new Blackberry 7320 and love it. Problem is I'm going
overseas so would love to get the unlock code for it. Does anyone how
to get that for my T-mobile locked phone?

Even google doesn't seem to know :-)

Call T-mobile and ask them. I believe they are the only ones that will do it
for free. Make sure the country has no partner service.

"Rich Tong" <richtong@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I've got a new Blackberry 7320 and love it. Problem is I'm going
> overseas so would love to get the unlock code for it. Does anyone how
> to get that for my T-mobile locked phone?
>
> Even google doesn't seem to know :-)

Sorry bud, it is impossible to unlock a blackberry

If you unlock it, you will be able to place and receive calls from another
carrier (with their sim). But, it wont be possible for you to send/receive
emails.

Each BB has a pin. Each carriers support a series of pins. You BB has a
pin that is assign to t-mobile. When a message is sent to you, the Rim
Relay in Waterloo, Canada will send the message through t-mobile. If you
have a sim from another carrier, the message will stay on t-mobile network
until t-mobile reached the BB.

Dan

"Ear Rings" <No@spams.com> wrote in message
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> Call T-mobile and ask them. I believe they are the only ones that will do
it
> for free. Make sure the country has no partner service.
>
> "Rich Tong" <richtong@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:fe1e1827.0309010959.5efce000@posting.google.c om...
> > I've got a new Blackberry 7320 and love it. Problem is I'm going
> > overseas so would love to get the unlock code for it. Does anyone how
> > to get that for my T-mobile locked phone?
> >
> > Even google doesn't seem to know :-)
>
>

Not according to RIM's Blackberry expert I talked to, but then she did not
know how T-mobile would unlock it either ...or wouldn't say anyway. There
are many unlocked Blackberry's for sale out there and my local AT&T dealer
unlocks them all the time for $250 for overseas usage.

"dafond" <dafond@videotron.ca> wrote in message
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> Sorry bud, it is impossible to unlock a blackberry
>
> If you unlock it, you will be able to place and receive calls from another
> carrier (with their sim). But, it wont be possible for you to
send/receive
> emails.
>
> Each BB has a pin. Each carriers support a series of pins. You BB has a
> pin that is assign to t-mobile. When a message is sent to you, the Rim
> Relay in Waterloo, Canada will send the message through t-mobile. If you
> have a sim from another carrier, the message will stay on t-mobile network
> until t-mobile reached the BB.
>
> Dan
>
> "Ear Rings" <No@spams.com> wrote in message
> news:21a055b7b9feb766dddb4b00c5588ecc@news.teranew s.com...
> > Call T-mobile and ask them. I believe they are the only ones that will
do
> it
> > for free. Make sure the country has no partner service.
> >
> > "Rich Tong" <richtong@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> > news:fe1e1827.0309010959.5efce000@posting.google.c om...
> > > I've got a new Blackberry 7320 and love it. Problem is I'm going
> > > overseas so would love to get the unlock code for it. Does anyone how
> > > to get that for my T-mobile locked phone?
> > >
> > > Even google doesn't seem to know :-)
> >
> >
>
>

Not quite correct. You can change SIM and still continue to receive emails
regardless of the Service Provider. The bigger problem would be Roaming on
the overseas BlackBerry Relay. He has to be registered on that Relay. He
should explain to his carrier what he wants and they should help him.

"dafond" <dafond@videotron.ca> wrote in
news:OSsyb.21140$Ac1.321444@weber.videotron.net:
> Sorry bud, it is impossible to unlock a blackberry

> If you unlock it, you will be able to place and receive calls from
> another carrier (with their sim). But, it wont be possible for you to
> send/receive emails.
>
> Each BB has a pin. Each carriers support a series of pins. You BB
> has a pin that is assign to t-mobile. When a message is sent to you,
> the Rim Relay in Waterloo, Canada will send the message through
> t-mobile. If you have a sim from another carrier, the message will
> stay on t-mobile network until t-mobile reached the BB.

> Dan
> "Rich Tong" <richtong@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:fe1e1827.0309010959.5efce000@posting.google.c om...
>> > I've got a new Blackberry 7320 and love it. Problem is I'm going
>> > overseas so would love to get the unlock code for it. Does anyone
>> > how to get that for my T-mobile locked phone?